We all "hope" to become better people. The potential results being more respect, more influence, more income, more time for ourselves and our familes. Yet, Getting better, growing in character, was something I had NO IDEA how to do for much of my life, until my son presented a situation I coudn't manipulate my way through. His challenge, forced me to grow in character. I had no idea how to do it, but once I had no other options, I found a way; I found many ways. What causes you to "find a way" to grow in character?

Welcome @Audrius Stankus It's great to have you here. Audrius has his own group for parents on Skool called Resilient Parent. Audrius, please introduce yourself.

One of the hardest things for high performing men is switching roles. At work you are decisive. Direct. In control. At home you need patience. Warmth. Space. If you do not consciously transition, you bring one energy into the other environment. Create a small reset ritual. Five minutes in the car. Or sat in your office space No phone. Just breathe and clear the day. Do not let the boardroom follow you to the dinner table.

This seems to be true to me. All humans suffer. Yes, some seem to have terrible sufferings in life, way more than most of us could imagine. But we ALL suffer. (PS, I am borrowing this idea from Tim Atyeo of "Relationship Dynamics" Community here on Skool) For me, it allows me to look at people that I don't get along well with and feel compassion for them. It also makes me feel relieved to find out I am not alone. What does that mean to you, and how does it change how you look at other people?