Joseph and Taylor share ideas about holding on to kids so tightly that we crush the relationship we have with them. They share examples of times when they have realized they need to let go a little, so their children could grow.

Everyone worries about their kids. Some of us more than others. But, the fear that accompanies that worry can also bring up needed anger. The guys talk about mustering trust in their children, in themselves, and in God.

Joseph and Taylor discuss the vital part that mothers play in their lives. 

Taylor and Joseph discuss the foundational principle of compassion. They share thoughts on how compassion fits into their roles as fathers, as spouses, and as sons. 

Taylor and Joseph discuss the concept of contentment. What is it? How do we find it? Is it possible to have it when times are tough?

Being content does not mean just settles, stops trying, growing, or learning. But what is it, and why do we seek it?

Joseph and Taylor discuss the power of vision and goals, and how they can transmute themselves into reality.  They share experiences of their own, stories of how their children have taught them more about these things. They also explore the importance of helping children learn to use goals and vision to give power to their own lives as they grow.

Taylor and Joseph discuss resolutions, goals setting, and the development of new habits as we start a new year.

Joseph and Taylor discuss ways to brighten the Christmas Holiday. They share stories and give examples on how anyone can do it – and make their Christmas lighter and more spirit-filled.

Taylor shares a story about one of his sons. As a 7-year-old his son’s integrity was in question because of some cyberbullying in school. When this was discussed with the teacher, the response was, “I knew it wasn’t your son because he never behaves that way”.

The fruits of teaching kids about honesty and integrity paid off for this boy at age 7.

Taylor shares a story about the lack of integrity he found in a man who decided to show his kids how to take advantage by being less than – and got called on it, and exposed in front of those same kids.

As a parent, what are you teaching, what example are you showing your kids? How much of it is actually getting through to them? You may be surprised – in a good way.