Daniel Ramsey shares his journey as a father and entrepreneur, emphasizing positive role models and intentional parenting. Growing up with a financially struggling father, Daniel sought mentors to guide him in becoming a better father. He stresses finding mentors aligned with one's values. Daniel and his wife have carefully chosen mentors for their children, focusing on qualities they wish to instill. They've built a strong family culture with core values, traditions, and purposeful time together. He talks about parenting mistakes and creating family traditions. Daniel underlines the importance of core values and responsibility within the family, highlighting the significance of learning from mistakes and guiding decisions with core values.
Some highlights from our call:
“You can have heart pain or wallet pain as an entrepreneur. You can do something that hurts your heart and burns into your emotions and soul, or you can do something that hurts your dollars. What most people don't do is spend time...
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