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I wanted to be a pilot almost 20 years ago and I faced a decision that would change the trajectory of that dream.
There's a magic in the Christmas season but, for our family, it will always come with a sense of sadness in remembrance as well.
"It's ok to do what you were meant to do until it's time to start doing what you were meant to do."
Leaving a legacy is harder than we can imagine, but worth it once we find that passion.
I had a dream to be in a certain industry, it was a job that I had wanted for a long time. But that dream died after two moments changed my attitude and mindset towards it.
There's a finality to the last 10 months and I experienced something that made me think about what being a better sports parent is all about.
Sometimes getting to our destiny and our calling means silencing the noise, not letting other people become a distraction with their words, and not caring what some might think.
It's our destiny, not theirs.
On this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show, I talk about the Be Kind, Be Focused, Be GREAT shirts we have available ($35 ea. send the color and size you want and your email address and we'll confirm your order).
I also talk about my daughter headed into the first grade and what challenges may lay ahead for her.
On this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show, I talk about desire and passion and why one can't play without the other as well as writing down the "why" to remind you why you're doing what you're doing.
I also talk about what it means to not work our lives away and why it took a very hard lesson for me to learn that.
On this episode of the Todd Kaufmann Show, I talk about my daughter playing basketball and how her first game took me to a parenting crossroads that I wasn't prepared for.
Also, do we as parents need to do a better job at being sports parents and, perhaps, being knowing how to handle ourselves?
I come to you from Proverbs 22:6, a scripture that had always been told to me in reference to discipline. But I don't know that we're looking at it in the complete context.
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