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30 07, 2023

Self-Control and The Power of Delayed Gratification

By |2023-07-30T05:37:40-06:00July 30th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters, Uncategorized|

What if you knew the greatest predictor of your children’s success, later in life, came down to one particular skill? A skill that, if well developed, could lead to better social skills, handling stress, and greater academic success?  How about a skill that could lower levels of substance abuse, lower levels of obesity, and create more success in every area of life? Training and reinforcing the skill of Delaying Gratification leads to the development of [...]

15 07, 2023

Transforming Families

By |2023-07-15T14:06:22-06:00July 15th, 2023|Family Culture, Marriage, Parenting|

“We write to you with tears in our eyes, tears of joy, and delight with much gratitude in our hearts. We have three children. A 7-year-old boy, a 5-year-old girl, and a 1.5-year-old baby girl. We found out about One family as we were desperately looking for a different kind of help from what we have had in the past.  Since then, we have been blessed through their online classes and personalized mentoring/coaching. Every time, [...]

14 07, 2023

The Powerful Idea

By |2023-07-15T13:57:35-06:00July 14th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters, Parenting|

The value of some ideas to parents is immediate and obvious – don’t let 3-year-olds play in the street unattended; knives and electrical outlets don’t mix; too much sugar in a diet creates dependency. These are common sense notions because the “Cause and Effect” are obvious. These types of health and safety issues are somewhat clear in the early years of parenting. However, in other areas of parenting it is less clear what will be [...]

10 07, 2023

Help OneFamily Impact Families!

By |2023-07-10T13:02:01-06:00July 10th, 2023|Family Culture, Marriage, Parenting|

62% of parents today say parenting is much harder than they expected 88% parents say parenting is tiring and stressful 77% of parents say their greatest worry is the mental health of their children and fear they will be bullied 52% of parents say they feel judged in the parenting by their spouse 77% of parents believe children are better when raised by both parents According to a recent Pew Research Center studies on Marriage [...]

1 07, 2023

Summertime and the Livin’ is Easy

By |2023-07-01T06:02:19-06:00July 1st, 2023|Family Culture, Letters, Parenting|

Summer!!! Gotta love it! Doesn’t that recall memories and create images of warm summer nights relaxing around the pool or play field with nary a care in the world? Playing with friends, drifting from day to day where every day is the weekend, Fourth of July and midsummer, watermelon, bathing suits, bare feet, endless games with friends, sleeping in, later nights awake, visiting Gramma and Grampa, family vacation, and hanging out with the siblings. Does [...]

26 06, 2023

Defining Core Family Values

By |2023-06-26T18:58:19-06:00June 26th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters|

Core family values should be at the heart of your parenting.  These values help you to define the “WHY’ of your parenting and establishes a character foundation that every member of the family should be familiar with. Whether you have toddlers or teens, it’s never too late to define and establish your Core Family Values (CFV). Where to begin Brainstorming and creating a list Begin by compiling a broad list of values you want to [...]

3 06, 2023

The Blessing of Grandma & Grandpa/Mom & Dad

By |2023-06-03T06:53:34-06:00June 3rd, 2023|Family Culture, Letters, Parenting|

On a business trip a few years ago, Rich encountered a special moment when he noticed an older business couple had brought along their two young granddaughters – maybe 6 and 8 – to help handout company literature at a business conference.  Fond memories flooded back when he witnessed the true joy, tenderness and love that those little girls shared with their Grandma and Grandpa. This business occasion was just a further indication of a [...]

17 03, 2023

Fly The Flag

By |2023-03-17T19:25:38-06:00March 17th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters|

We’re Broncos fans here in our house, even though they’ve hardly been worth cheering for almost a decade. Nonetheless, they’re our team. We used to hate the Raiders, you know, football hate. Not that we genuinely celebrated injury to an opposing player or ill toward Raiders’ fans, but just normal football spirited team favoritism. The idea that children have an innate pull to be on a team is beyond dispute. Take most any 3 or [...]

27 02, 2023

Private World Moments

By |2023-02-27T10:22:13-07:00February 27th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters|

One of the greatest parenting joys is when your child lets you into their private world. What is the private world?  Generally speaking, it is a special place where we all hold deeper thoughts, treasured memories, and feel the most vulnerable. It is the essence of who we are. The private world is what we share with our spouse and only our most trusted and closest friends. As our children begin to grow and become [...]

16 01, 2023

A Parenting Strategy for 2023 – Monthly Guide

By |2023-01-16T11:38:53-07:00January 16th, 2023|Family Culture, Letters|

When we took our first parenting class, our kids were nearly 5 and 2 years old.  Since then, we never stopped revisiting and reinvesting in the practical parenting principles we learned. Initially we were completely overwhelmed with all the things we wanted/needed to implement with our boys.  We learned over the years that focusing on one or two concepts at a time was manageable and helped us to make the progress we desired with much [...]

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