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Grateful to have Eric Wooten on this podcast. Eric stresses the importance of being intentional, taking responsibility, and surrounding yourself with people who are a good influence on your marriage.
Eric has been fighting for marriages for more than two decades. His passion and fight for marriages started in his own as he and his bride of 28 years have navigated infertility, infidelity and everything in between. Understanding what it takes to battle through the low moments, Eric feels compelled to help other couples do the same so they can experience the joy of a thriving marriage.
This interview with Steven Arms has a very interesting idea about something a dad can do when raising his son.
I was grateful to have the opportunity to chat with Steven Arms and hear his compelling story.
Visit www.milestonetomanhood.com for more information.
Steven Arms is a co-author of the book Milestone to Manhood: A Christian Rite of Passage to Help Your 13-Year-Old Son Make the Leap from Boyhood to Manhood. In the book, Steven shares his firsthand experience of his Rite of Passage weekend and reflects on how it shaped him into the man that he is today. Steven lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife, Emily, and is the proud father of two young children.
Milestone to Manhood shows how fathers of pre-teen boys can help their sons to successfully make the transition from boyhood to manhood.
Jesus is Building us into Something Better than we can Imagine
Great Resource about the Kind of Men we Need Right Now
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Principles govern the consequences of our choices.
So let's figure out what they are.
Especially when it comes to very important things like our relationships.
We have two choices…
1) align with it; or,
2) ignore it to our peril.
Take the principle of gravity:
we can align with it and build a hydroelectric dam, start a skydiving company, or build a ski resort
–or
We can ignore it to our peril and fall off a cliff.
Gravity doesn’t change.
Our respect and alignment (or not) with the principle is the only thing that changes.
Principles govern relationships, too.
They, like gravity, are ancient and timeless.
And we have the same choice: align or ignore.
Influence is found where least expected.
That's why I created the a system for those that are in a position to influence more than you would expect: https://eks.teachable.com/p/dad