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Some parents want their kids to know how to read. We want more than that. We want our…
Florence Nightingale was a precocious child. As a toddler, she always went her own way. Then, unlike many…
No person has a perfect track record. Certainly, no parent does. We all mess up. We all fall…
When Cato’s son Marcus fell at the second battle of Philippi in 42 BCE, his final act was…
The writer Susan Straight was helping her mother move, when she found an old painting thrown in the…
You’re a patient person. You don’t get road rage. You don’t snap at your employees. You accept apologies…
Maybe your kid is into weird stuff. Maybe their heavy metal band sucks—or their talents as a white…
We all know that what we went through in life is what made us who we are. The…
On their deathbeds, fathers think about a lot of things. They think about the world they’re leaving to their sons and daughters. They think about…
These are strange times to be a father. Fathers have never been expected to do more—around the house, in their children’s lives. This is wonderful….
Your job today as a father is to do one thing. It’s to read this poem, which dates back to 1895, and then to think…
Do you know the story of Cincinnatus? He was a Roman general who had retired to his farm until he was called to rescue his…
People are freaked out. Events are cancelled. Schools have been let out. You’re working from home, or, at least, not going out like you used…
Seeing your own parents now, as an adult, is stressful. There’s a great Ram Dass line that the comedian Pete Holmes has used in relation…
Because you’re in charge, because you’re so much bigger and stronger and smarter, it’s easy to get trapped into a battle of wills with your…
Almost every talented and successful person can remember their introduction to whatever it was that became their thing. In Mastery, Robert Greene explores countless examples…
It’s in moments like these—a pandemic or a hurricane or a terrorist attack—that we fathers are thrown back into a more primal role. Yes, there…
There has never been a father—a good one anyway—that did not at least occasionally look at what was happening around them and question the world…
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