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Russell De Vos

The Finale: 9 Ways That Dads Create Angry and Discouraged Children…and How to Prevent It!–Part 3 of 3

This past week has been oppressively dark and heavy in our country, and if you’re anything like me, you may have had moments where you felt helpless and powerless, and asked yourself, “What should I do…if anything? What CAN I do to? How can I make a difference?” Though there are many answers to these …

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9 Ways That Dads Create Angry and Discouraged Children…and How to Prevent It!–Part 2 of 3

About 4 years ago, I was asked a question that stopped me in my tracks and immediately changed forever the lens through which I view myself as a father. The question was simply: “Do your kids see you as a “plus” OR “minus” in their lives?” It was posed a second way: “When you walk into the house, do …

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9 Ways That Dads Create Angry and Discouraged Children…and How to Prevent It!–Part 1 of 3

“Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger…” “Fathers, do not aggravate your children, lest they become discouraged…” Dad, do you understand the power that you have to influence your children’s lives? Please PAUSE…RE-READ…and consider that question for a moment… Now, listen in on this conversation between former NFL offensive lineman, Ed Tandy McGlasson, and …

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8 Toxic Beliefs that Prevent You from Winning as a Husband and Father–Part 4 of 4

You were created for greatness, but being a great father and husband requires hard work, even when you are tired and have little left in the tank. It also requires that you tend to your own journey and don’t get caught in the trap of comparing yourself to other men in their own journeys. You must commit yourself to the personal work of growing as a husband and father. Persist until you succeed, my brother!

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