Dan Martell - August 03, 2024


Be the parent you should be for your kids, not your friends

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Episode Stats


Length

36 seconds

Words per minute

206.67

Word count

124

Sentence count

11


Summary

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I think most parents require their kids to do something or be somebody so that they don t look bad in front of their friends. I m not friends with these people, but I can just imagine the conversation: "Hey, how's your daughter doing? Is she at Pepperdine? You know what I mean? No, she got accepted to UCLA in their advanced class. Hmm, that's great. That's great."

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 I think most parents require their children to do something or be somebody
00:00:03.820 so that they don't look bad in front of their friends.
00:00:05.980 I'm not friends with these people, but I can just imagine the conversation.
00:00:08.740 Hey, Janet, how's your daughter? Is she at Pepperdine?
00:00:12.940 You know what I mean?
00:00:13.760 No, she got accepted to UCLA in their advanced class.
00:00:19.820 Hmm, that's great. Yeah, it's a little Bobby. He's going to Penn.
00:00:25.200 Nobody that does hard things talks like that.
00:00:28.240 if you're a parent that forces your kid to do something you should ask yourself am i doing it
00:00:32.240 because of the way it makes me look as a parent or do i actually think it's the right thing for your
00:00:35.760 kid