Our kids need help seeing that mistakes are treasures. Failures give us information. They’re gifts of experience, not embarrassments to sweep under the rug.
Parenting
How can we bring about change and innovation in the workplace? How can we build stronger, more resilient relationships at home? How can we create open minds in our families and our teams, inviting new questions and new solutions to whatever problems we encounter? The answer is one you may not want to hear.
Being a single dad will be challenging at times. But if you play your cards right, you can sharpen your skills and become a more in-touch and present father.
In today's ever-evolving world, equipping children with life skills goes beyond just reading, writing, and arithmetic. Business classes are gaining traction, sparking a debate: are they a valuable head start, or are we pushing adult concepts onto young minds?
For working dads, carving out time for family can feel like a constant struggle. But the good news is, it's not about the quantity of hours spent together, but the quality of those moments. Here are some tips to help working dads maximize their connection with their kids.
The Parents & Kids program is part of the Walking Mentorship program where Triple-A Listening: Attitude, Attention, and Adjustment would become a key aspect of our Spanish coast adventure.
Improves your child’s understanding and appreciation of your business while deepening the experience together.
As a DAD.CEO, your role is much more than just being a father and a provider. You become your son’s main Mentor on so many subjects, but most importantly on how they should treat women.
DAD.CEO met up with a truly interesting and successful business leader and coach who has developed a unique way for parents and their kids to bond in what he calls the Walking Mentorship program.
