#212. Dad, can money buy a great life?
DAD: The things that make life great can’t be bought. Money can only help extend your options.
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#211. Dad, what is a “reverse bucket list?”
DAD: A “reverse bucket list” reminds you of what you have already done and makes you feel inspired instead of
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#210. Dad, what is a victim mindset?
DAD: Stop blaming others and take responsibility for the circumstances of your life.
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#209. Dad, what is your recipe for happiness?
DAD: Health, purpose, freedom, privacy, friendship and good food.
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#208. Dad, who are my friends?
DAD: People who treat you well and always have your best interests at heart.
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#207. Dad, what is the “ten second” rule?
DAD: Any time you are about to spend money, count to ten slowly and consider how this purchase may impact your
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#206. Dad, what does pain teach us?
DAD: We need to feel pain. Pain teaches us that being strong is the only choice.
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#205. Dad, good time management is not easy.
DAD: In order to improve your time management, you must first improve your habits.
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#204. Dad, tell me about being a perfectionist.
DAD: Perfectionists are motivated to make the best choice every time. This can lead to decision paralysis.
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#203. Dad, what is the debt snowball method?
DAD: This method helps you to pay off debts with the smallest amount owed first.
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#202. Dad, what is prayer?
Prayer is recognition that we can’t figure out this thing called life, on our own.
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#201. Dad, how do I help people unconditionally?
DAD: Give the help you wish others would give you when you need help.
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#200. Dad, I worry too much.
When you worry too much, it is easy to mistake your worries for reality, instead of recognizing that they are
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#199. Dad, what is “background stress?”
Background” stress is a constant and continuous level of stress brought about by too many life demands
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#198. Dad, how do I enjoy most of my day?
It is not realistic to enjoy every part of your day. Just enjoy the small moments.
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#197. Dad, where do I find happiness?
Most of our happiness comes from within: silence, solitude and being thankful for what we have, is a good start.
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#196. Dad, how do I manage my guilt?
Guilt is self-hate. Self-hate destroys optimism. Be kind to yourself every day.
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#195. Dad, do people become suddenly successful?
Most successful people develop good habits over time and perfect their habits. These habits have made them successful.
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#194. Dad, I’m not sure if I did my best today.
Don’t strive to be perfect. Ensure you bring genuine effort into everything you do.
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#193. Dad, are smart people financially wealthy?
There is no correlation between high levels of intelligence and high levels of financial wealth.
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#192. Dad, what do I do after I make a mistake?
Mistakes are normal. Focus on what you need to do to get better and move on.
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#191. Dad, how should I teach?
Empathy, understanding and positive encouragement are the foundations from which to teach people.
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#190. Dad, sometimes I take the easy way out
Whenever you take the easy way in favour of what’s right, you slowly destroy your character.
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#189. Dad, tell me about being quiet
Knowing how to be quiet teaches you how to formulate your thoughts. The quiet unhurried mind understands the most.
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#188. Dad, sometimes I really move fast and get lots done
It doesn’t matter how fast you move as long you are moving in a worthwhile direction.
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#187. Dad, does everybody pray?
Everyone prays. The peace and love our hearts long for is our unspoken prayer.
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#186. Dad, what do you learn by watching sport?
Sport helps me to understand leadership, resilience, passion and instinct.
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#185. Dad, does spending less equate to less joy?
On the contrary, spending less brings more joy.
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#184. Dad, how do you prioritize?
I always get the important stuff done first and don’t waste time on stupid shit!
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#183. Dad, I hope to run a marathon someday.
Hope won’t get you anywhere. Expect that you will succeed.
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