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🤦 Friday F-Ups
Alright legends, it’s Friday 🤦‍♂️ End of the week. No judgement here — just honesty and growth. The real growth is in the reflection. Instead of asking “What did I do wrong?” ask: “What did this week teach me about myself?” Examples: - You noticed you lose patience when you’re tired → earlier bedtime needed. - You avoid hard conversations → time to practice calm honesty. - You overreact when plans change → control isn’t the goal, flexibility is. Example in action: Mark realised most of his blow-ups happened after long workdays. His takeaway wasn’t guilt — it was awareness. He now takes 5 minutes in the car before coming inside to reset. 👉 What lesson did this week teach you about yourself? Drop it below — awareness is power.
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💡 Wisdom Wednesday
Happy Wednesday, legends 💡 Midweek reminder — discipline without connection feels like control. Connection beats correction. Before correcting your child today, connect first. A hug. Eye contact. A calm tone. When kids feel safe, they listen. Examples: - Kneel down to their level before speaking. - Put a hand on their shoulder before giving direction. - Start with “Hey mate, I know you’re having fun…” before correcting. Example in action: Ryan used to bark orders from across the room. This week, he walked over, crouched down, and spoke calmly. His daughter responded instantly — no arguing, no tears. 👉 Where can you connect before you correct today? Share one moment you’ll try this.
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🤦 Friday F-Ups
Alright legends, it’s Friday 🤦‍♂️ End of the week. No judgement here — just honesty and growth. The real growth is in the reflection. Instead of asking “What did I do wrong?” ask: “What did this week teach me about myself?” Examples: - You noticed you lose patience when you’re tired → earlier bedtime needed. - You avoid hard conversations → time to practice calm honesty. - You overreact when plans change → control isn’t the goal, flexibility is. Example in action: Mark realised most of his blow-ups happened after long workdays. His takeaway wasn’t guilt — it was awareness. He now takes 5 minutes in the car before coming inside to reset. 👉 What lesson did this week teach you about yourself, legend? Drop it below — awareness is power.
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✅ Momentum Monday
Good morning legends 👊 Four weeks in. This is where momentum either fades… or compounds. Today is about choosing what stays. Momentum compounds. Small wins stacked = big change. You’ve tried a few things over the past weeks — presence, tone, routines. Now it’s time to lock one habit in and make it part of who you are, not just something you “try sometimes.” Examples: - Always putting your phone down when you walk in the door. - 10 minutes of connection time with your kids before bed. - A short morning reset before the chaos starts. Example in action: Nathan realised the biggest shift came from leaving his phone in the car when he got home. He said the house felt calmer and his kids stopped competing with his screen for attention. 👉 Which habit are you locking in long-term, legend? Declare it below and make it real.
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@Arron Mctiernan man I definitely need to start doing that!! The phone is so distracting and is so easy to just get stuck in a doom scroll
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I'm wishing all the dad's a peaceful and prosperous new year.
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Thank you Keith!! You to and may 2026 bring you and your family everything you ask!!
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