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Fully Human with Steve Biddulph
Steve Biddulph is the world's top-selling parenting author this century. His books include Raising Boys, Manhood, Raising Girls, and Fully Human, which are in over 6 million homes. Steve campaigns for better treatment of families and children and a more affectionate and connected form of parenting.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE
- Why caring for your people should be the first goal in any human organisation
- Thriving with autism
- The mental health and emotional intelligence of the younger generation
- The complexities of gender differences in raising boys and girls
- Getting in touch with our “Wild Creature Mind”
QUOTES & SNIPPETS
“If your kid sees you cry sometimes, that’s a gift to them”
“Human beings are broken and that’s the beauty of us - it’s what we make of that”
“There’s a thousand different ways to be a boy or a man, and there’s a thousand different ways to be a girl or a woman”
“Instead of thinking ‘I'm anxious’ - try thinking: ‘there's something in me that’s anxious;’ then everyone can muster that strength to nurture themselves”
“There’s a generational uprising. It’s angry and it’s tender at the same time. These kids have got heart and they’ve got backbone. And they know what’s what.”
“We are wired to have fatherly, sisterly, and motherly feelings. A human organisation will only really hum when we honour these”
“Any organisation that has money as its purpose is automatically doomed to fail, because money is a myth, it’s a fairytale.”
REFERENCES
Fully Human by Steve Biddulph
The Secret of Happy Children by Steve Biddulph
Make Friends with Your Wild Creature Mind by Steve Biddulph *coming soon*
Ian McGilchrist (neuroscience)
CONNECT WITH STEVE
https://www.stevebiddulph.com
SUPPORT BETTER BEINGS
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CONTACT
Let us know your thoughts, feelings, critiques, and resource recommendations [email protected]
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By Better BeingsSteve Biddulph is the world's top-selling parenting author this century. His books include Raising Boys, Manhood, Raising Girls, and Fully Human, which are in over 6 million homes. Steve campaigns for better treatment of families and children and a more affectionate and connected form of parenting.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE
- Why caring for your people should be the first goal in any human organisation
- Thriving with autism
- The mental health and emotional intelligence of the younger generation
- The complexities of gender differences in raising boys and girls
- Getting in touch with our “Wild Creature Mind”
QUOTES & SNIPPETS
“If your kid sees you cry sometimes, that’s a gift to them”
“Human beings are broken and that’s the beauty of us - it’s what we make of that”
“There’s a thousand different ways to be a boy or a man, and there’s a thousand different ways to be a girl or a woman”
“Instead of thinking ‘I'm anxious’ - try thinking: ‘there's something in me that’s anxious;’ then everyone can muster that strength to nurture themselves”
“There’s a generational uprising. It’s angry and it’s tender at the same time. These kids have got heart and they’ve got backbone. And they know what’s what.”
“We are wired to have fatherly, sisterly, and motherly feelings. A human organisation will only really hum when we honour these”
“Any organisation that has money as its purpose is automatically doomed to fail, because money is a myth, it’s a fairytale.”
REFERENCES
Fully Human by Steve Biddulph
The Secret of Happy Children by Steve Biddulph
Make Friends with Your Wild Creature Mind by Steve Biddulph *coming soon*
Ian McGilchrist (neuroscience)
CONNECT WITH STEVE
https://www.stevebiddulph.com
SUPPORT BETTER BEINGS
If you enjoyed this episode of Better Beings, please share it with your friends and follow us on socials. Thanks for listening!
CONTACT
Let us know your thoughts, feelings, critiques, and resource recommendations [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.