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As a Dad, there are some valuable lessons to learn from National Signing Day. Here are the four takeaways that I learned: 1) Share your passions with your kids. It can be an excellent way to bond with them and help them find their passions. 2) Attend your kids' athletic events, and make sure they see you smile and laugh. Your presence and support can mean a lot but seeing you happy is their ultimate goal. 3) Help your kids find their tribe, even if it's not convenient for you. Support them in their interests and hobbies. 4) Tell your kids that you're proud of them, and explain why. It can boost their confidence and self-esteem. My dad missed the opportunity to see his second grandson on National Signing Day, but his legacy lives on through the principles he instilled in me. As a Dad, you have the chance to make a difference in your kids' lives. Don't wait to show them your love and support. When you do it will unveil your inner hero. Be Inspired To Take Imperfect Action! #beintentional

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿? Be quick; count their names. If you are like me, who finished college more than a decade ago. You can only remember a handful of names. Now, think about those names and why you remember them. You don't remember them because they are the class toppers, or they were the infamous show-off or your crush. You remember their name and recollect their face because of the good moments you had with them and how they made you feel (good or bad). Now, come back to the present. Are you creating those moments with those people around you? Be it your family, colleagues, friends outside work, clients, etc. Because ten years later, you will want those moments to remember them by. Treat each interaction as an opportunity to create a memory that leaves a lasting impression. In the end, it's not about how many people we knew but how many lives we touched and the memories we left behind. #creating_moments

Today's post in brought to you by Date Mike. Braggy people are annoying. Because of that the vast majority of us try so hard to not be like them that we are mostly uncomfortable letting others know our strengths and accomplishments. Worse that that, we also often don't reflect on our own lived experiences to actually know what we are good at. Today I outlined a very simple 5-10 minute exercise to help you think about what gifts you bring into the world. https://lnkd.in/ecMqzRWM

Happy July 1st! 🎉 As we step into the second half of the year, let’s take a moment to reflect on our achievements and set new goals for the months ahead. 🌟 Whether you’re celebrating no school, preparing for the 4th of July party, or just enjoying a sunny summer day, make it memorable! What are your plans for this month? Share below! ⬇️ #July1st #SummerVibes #NewBeginnings #Summer #SchoolsOut #Memories

A Couple of days back, I have Experienced a feeling of Negative Competition among one of my Friend. So I felt like Sharing My thoughts on Competition. It's important to remember that the line between positive and negative competition is Very Thin. Competition, when fueled by jealousy can harm relationships and personal well-being. It's crucial to stay mindful of how our interactions with friends influence our attitudes and behaviors. We Should Promote a Culture of Positive competition among friends which can be an incredible source of motivation and growth. When we challenge each other to be our best, we create an environment of accountability and support. Celebrating each other's successes and learning from each other's strength. It also Lead to Strengthening the Bond of Our Friendship.  I would love to Know your Perspective on this☺️. Comment below👇

A very true and important statement! Cheating is indeed a choice, and it's essential to recognize that it's a deliberate decision made by an individual. It's not a mistake, an accident, or a circumstance beyond one's control. Cheating involves a conscious intent to deceive, manipulate, or betray trust, and it's crucial to acknowledge the agency and responsibility that comes with making that choice. When we frame cheating as a choice, we: 1. Empower individuals to take responsibility for their actions. 2. Recognize that cheating is a deliberate violation of trust and boundaries. 3. Encourage personal accountability and growth. 4. Promote healthy relationships built on honesty, respect, and communication. Remember, choices have consequences, and it's essential to make informed, ethical, and respectful decisions in our personal and professional lives.

Father-son dates aren't just about fun; they're crucial for building strong bonds and shaping character. Here are four reasons why scheduling quality time together matters: Connection: Spending one-on-one time fosters deep emotional connections, allowing fathers and sons to understand each other better and build trust. Role Modeling: Fathers serve as role models for their sons, and through shared experiences, they can impart valuable lessons on communication, respect, and responsibility. Building Memories: Creating lasting memories through shared activities strengthens the father-son relationship and provides a foundation of positive experiences to draw upon in the future. Teaching Life Skills: Whether it's learning a new hobby or tackling challenges together, father-son dates offer opportunities for practical skill-building and personal growth. Make time for these special moments—they're investments in a lifelong relationship. Yesterday Carlos and I had a double date with our sons to do exactly this. Join us, Angelo Melchiorre and 60+ dads in The Real Dad Life community; DM me to learn more! ———————————————————— Spark The Mind. Fuel The Dream. Book a FREE Wake up Call Lester Sydney Tap the 🔔 in my profile for more content on motivation, inspiration and personal development.

The last month of Summer! Here is a fun bucket list to accomplish in August! Did we miss anything that is a must for you this month? What do you want to cross off your summer bucket list? #CloseitwithKasey #Makingyourrealtydreamsareality #ciwk #CoachellaValleyRealEstate #CoachellaValleyRE

Mother's Day and graduation season are upon us, and it's time to start planning those special celebrations! Whether you're planning a special day for your mom or throwing a graduation party for a loved one, there are so many ways to make these occasions truly memorable. Check out our blog for tips and inspiration on how to make this Mother's Day and grad party one to remember! - https://lnkd.in/guU-sN-5

Maximizing Fun I know it may sound inappropriate to talk about FUN on a career based media platform like linkedin. I believe there is a direct link between career success, staying connnected, personal finance and FUN. This is my first post on maximizing fun and it can be seen on my blog and adventure website. Enjoy! Let’s talk about fun. Everyone likes fun, right? I have been thinking about fun for awhile. I am now 56 and have given this topic a lot of thought. I have been thinking about fun like any industrial engineer would. What is fun? Does it change? How do I measure it? I have been thinking about the distribution of fun over the years of my life and the lives of others that I have come into contact with. I have been thinking about all the factors that affect fun. Without having to present charts, I have come to the conclusion that the way to maximize fun is to: 1. Live a long healthy life. 2. Have a good amount of fun spread over that long healthy life 3. Have a vision of what fun is and its evolution as you progress 4. Have the means necessary to realize the fun vision. The biggest challenge about writing this is the whole concept of fun. Its meaning is different for different people. So I will try to focus on time…or time to do what you want to do. I guess many of us would spend that time having fun. Fun is generally not doing what someone else wants you to do and doing what you probably would be doing if you had your choice. So let’s focus on time. How do you get it? When you’re a child you get it for free. You are pretty much able to do whatever you want to do within your environment / surrounding. Teenagers, with their newfound freedom and mobility, enjoy more control over their time and activities, especially if they have financial independence. College is similar with maybe even more freedom and opportunity for fun. Once you are on your own and your parents are no longer supporting you, acquiring free time becomes more challenging, as you probably need to work to earn money. The traditional way to get money is to spend time at a job. If you get a traditional job, then you probably have to work 40 or more hours per week and go to a place to work. This leaves little time for fun. The weekends mostly. If you work hard and save money you can stop working and retire or work part time at some age in the future. The tension between saving for the future and experiencing fun in the present is a common challenge. The desire for immediate gratification can sometimes outweigh long-term goals. Instead of complaining about work later, let’s focus on building a life filled with meaningful experiences, both now and in the years to come, so you won’t have to bitch about working in a crappy job until you are 70. Or worse yet, you die before you get the chance to retire. To continue reading go to-> https://lnkd.in/e_Ujc5HF