Things referenced in this podcast:

Pivot Podcast - https://podcasts.voxmedia.com/show/pivot

Scott Galloway - https://profgmedia.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw7eSZBhB8EiwA60kCW0TkklXV5jB1aoTVzWy5_rRC3Xa7AQlf45E-UExb2GlL08mPfylwABoCyI8QAvD_BwE

What happens when you find an old something, that was suppose to mean something, years after you thought it was gone?

Can you learn anything from it? Is there a take away, or just another eBay sale?

https://dailydad.com

Marcus Aurelius, borrowing from Epictetus, tells us that… As you kiss your son good night, whisper to yourself, “He may be dead in the morning.” Don't tempt fate, you say. By talking about a natural event? Is fate tempted when we speak of grain being reaped?

Not if they may be, if you may be.

Don't put yourself in a box your child(ren) has to see you never climb out of.

Your child will ride when they are reading.  It's how you are spending that teaching / learning time with them that matters

Hunt, Gather, Parent Book by Michaeleen Doucleff: https://michaeleendoucleff.com/

Follow up to talking to much, saying too much and getting things right.

Words matter.  Less words matter more.  They will be more likely to hear you and understand you.  You'll be less likely to say something wrong or stupid.

Positively Introverted by Maureen Wilson:

https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/positively-introverted-finding-your-way-in-a-world-full-of-people_maureen-marzi-wilson/28968368/#edition=60114772&idiq=47183789

http://www.scottjurek.com/eat-run