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Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.

Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.

We are so excited to have our mom, Linda Eyre, join us in this week's episode as we chat about parenting through the generations. We discuss the differences and similarities between parenting when our mom had young kids, through Saren and Shawni, to Saydi, who's in the middle, and then Charity, who still has young kids. We hope you can relate as we talk about the challenges as well as the good things about our time of parenting. Hop on Instagram and let us know your thoughts! @eyresisters   Show Notes:  Our parents' free books

On today's episode of the "Helping Families Be Happy" podcast, host Adina Oberman will discuss the topic of "Attitude of Gratitude" with Richard Eyre, who is one-half of the renowned author duo, Richard and Linda Eyre.   With a writing career spanning four decades, the Eyers are New York Times #1 best-selling authors who have appeared on major national talk shows, including Oprah and Today. Their books, which emphasize family and relationships, have been translated into multiple languages and have garnered them opportunities to lecture in over fifty countries.   Episode Highlights 02:31: Richard mentions his experience writing for well-known publishers such as Simon and Schuster, Random House, McGraw Hill, Penguin, and Golden Books. He expresses personal dissatisfaction with the bureaucracy of some major publishers. 03:17: Richard expresses a desire for a publishing partner rather than just a publisher due to the inconsistent treatment they received based on the success of their books. 04:20: Richard provides a brief history of the book on gratitude, mentioning its original title as "The Thankful Heart" and describing it as a comprehensive exploration of the philosophy of gratitude. 04:51: Around 30 years ago, Richard's family started sending Thanksgiving cards instead of Christmas cards. Richard would write a poem about gratitude to be included in these cards. 05:44: Richard introduces a book called "Thankful Heart" which later was condensed into a gratitude journal called "Daily Thanks." The "Daily Thanks" gratitude journal has a section for each month, starting in November and each month has a different theme or focus for gratitude. 06:12: Richard shares a quote from the book which emphasizes that gratitude is essentially a form of happiness that we can control. 08:18: Richard speaks about the evolving nature of gratitude, and how the journal has different perspectives for each month. He shares his personal experience with the journal and describes how January in the journal is about becoming more aware of one's senses and writing about new sensations each day. 10:13: Richard stresses the importance of self-care, especially for mothers who tend to neglect their own well-being while taking care of others. He shares a personal anecdote about advising a stressed woman with young children to keep a gratitude journal. 12:16: Richard discusses the challenges of staying positive during tough times and the importance of gratitude in shedding a positive light on life. He emphasizes that even amidst challenging days, finding just one thing to be grateful for can shift the perspective to a more positive one. 13:21: Richard discusses the different approaches people take to gratitude journaling, mentioning that many choose to practice it at night, reflecting on their day. He shares the perspective of those who practice it in the morning to set a positive tone for the day. 14:59: Adina agrees with Richard's points, highlighting the challenge of finding a starting point and carving out time for gratitude in one's daily routine. 15:43: Richard talks about his experience of transitioning from sending Christmas cards to sending Thanksgiving cards and emphasizes the innate ability of children to express gratitude and how they can teach adults to be more appreciative. 17:09: Richard reflects on the beauty of late autumn in Park City, UT and shares a poem from the Gratitude Journal for the month of November. The poem beautifully captures the essence of gratitude and reflection during the autumn season, leading up to Thanksgiving. 18:25: Adina speaks about the importance of being mindful and grateful amidst daily responsibilities and highlights the idea of sharing and how it affects perspective. 20:13: Richard links gratitude to Christmas and explains a family tradition: giving gifts on Christmas Eve focuses on gratitude, while Christmas morning is about receiving from Santa Claus. 21:57: Christmas can be used as an opportunity to teach gratitude. Richard recounts how his family used to write thank-you letters to Santa Claus the day after Christmas. 22:42: Richard stresses the importance of gratitude. Suggests sitting down with children before gift-giving occasions to teach them the value of being grateful to make both the gift giver and the receiver feel happy. 24:43: Adina narrates an incident where they donated toys to an empty donation box, which was a special moment of realization and gratification for both the adults and the kids in her family. 25:24: Richard discusses the profound connection between gratitude and generosity, emphasizing that the two are inseparably linked and explores the contrast between gratitude and an entitlement attitude highlighting how developing gratitude in children naturally leads to developing generosity.   Key Points: Richard Eyre emphasizes the "Attitude of Gratitude" through practices like sending Thanksgiving cards and gratitude journaling. Richard believes gratitude is a controllable form of happiness and stresses its importance for well-being. Richard highlights the connection between gratitude and generosity and suggests ways to nurture these values in children.   Tweetable Quotes "Gratitude is essentially a form of happiness that we can control." - Richard Eyre "Even amidst challenging days, finding just one thing to be grateful for can shift the perspective to a more positive one." - Richard Eyre "The profound connection between gratitude and generosity shows that developing gratitude in children naturally leads to developing generosity." - Richard Eyre "Amidst daily responsibilities, it's crucial to be mindful and grateful; it affects our entire perspective on life." - Adina Oberman   Resources Mentioned Helping Families Be Happy Podcast Apple https://valuesparenting.com/ Podcast Editing  

Research indicates that preschoolers, on average, make three demands/requests per minute! Wow. It's no wonder we feel overwhelmed. “Watch me!” “Get that!” “Where's my dinosaur?!”  In this episode we talk about practical ideas and tools that have helped us navigate the barrage of daily requests, questions, and demands in a way that allows you to maintain calm and respect for your kids and yourself.  Books & Links we mention Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child: The Heart of Parenting // John Gottman with Joan DeClaire Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans // Michaeleen Doucleff  Mom Watch Compilation by Johnson Files Related Episodes 230 // Pt 1: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans // Michaeleen Doucleff Systems and Values for Easier Days and Stronger Family Connections (Entitlement Trap by Linda Eyre and Richard Eyre) How To: Create Pockets of Peace Time Stamps 10:00 How many requests our kids make per minute 13:15 Why we future focus and how inputs from our kids overwhelm us  14:15 Are our kids self centered? 23:18 Using body language and social cues 25:55 Mom watch this watch this!! 29:00 Do you have a hard time tuning out noise/ kids? 32:18 Good parenting does not mean responding to everything request  40:01 Ask, is my child seeking connection? Sponsor: GABB WIRELESS We LOVE devices that help our kids stay safe and be able to adventure while still being able to contact us safely and allow us to know where they are without being the kind of technology that steals their mental health and attention. Gabb wireless is an incredible company that we FULLY endorse for just that. Go to https://gabbwireless.com and use code FINDTHEMAGIC to get $50 off any device! Thank you for the kind reviews! We appreciate them so much. Here is how to leave a review for us  on iTunes: Open Find the Magic in the podcast app   Scroll to the bottom of the page Click on write a review Tap the stars to rate us and then write us some feedback:) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/findthemagic/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/findthemagic/support

Are your kids close to their grandparents? How can grandparents help even if they're far away? Popular speakers Richard and Linda Eyre are here to talk about the grand in grandparenting and the genius of the three-generation family. Many kids will open up to grandparents in a way they will never open up to their parents. In today's conversation, you'll hear about the benefits of: 2:10 The Three-Generation Family 4:33 How to get grandparents more or less involved 6:49 Screen Free Activities 10:18 Bridging the space gap 12:53 Strengthening bonds with your grandparents 17:34 Parenting is still the same 19:41 How to raise responsible kids 22:23 Grandparenting before and after the tablet Richard and Linda Eyre have been fortifying families around the world through speaking and writing since 1980. They've spoken in 45 countries and their bestselling book Teaching Your Children Values was the first parenting book in 50 years to reach #1 on the NYT bestseller list. The Eyres' other books include The Entitlement Trap, Grandmothering, and Being a Proactive Grandparent. The Eyres have been frequent guests on Oprah, the CBS Early Show, the Today Show, and GMA. Learn more about Richard and Linda Eyre's books at ValuesParenting.com Learn more about their grandparenting course at Grandparenting101.com Watch a VIDEO clip from the podcast on Arlene's new Happy Home YouTube Channel youtube.com/@arlenehappyhome More Resources for Your Family: Arlene's Free Marriage Webinar -- Get Unstuck in Your Marriage. If you feel stuck in a rut or you've just lost that lovin' feeling, register for Arlene's free marriage webinar here. happyhomeuniversity.com Grab Arlene's free Happy Home Bundle (including resources like recommended reading lists for kids) at happyhomeuniversity.com/subscribe Take one of Arlene's Courses -- Want to have a better marriage? Join Arlene's 31 Days to a Happy Husband course. happyhomeuniversity.com/happyhusband

Have you ever driven in a city that isn't well planned? The roads are often too narrow for the amount of traffic, and the flow of streets seem to have no discernible pattern. Navigating in such a place can be tricky and chaotic. In contrast, a city that has planned  ahead of time what they want long term often has wide, orderly streets, and the initial time and thought investment pays back tenfold as their city runs much smoother as it grows. In this episode, we talk about using this theory of infrastructure in our own families. It takes some time upfront, but in the long run, it makes our family run sooo much more smoothly and makes parenting easier, while intentionally aligning it with our values. We discuss the systems that we have tried out in our own homes over the years that have proven themselves to be priceless. Books we mentioned: The Entitlement Trap Secrets of a Happy Family Hold on to Your Kids Miracle Morning Links We Promised Serendipity Parenting Episode from Linda an Richard Eyre Related Episodes Discovering Your Life Essentials How To: Create Pockets of Peace Sponsor: GABB WIRELESS We LOVE devices that help our kids stay safe and be able to adventure while still being able to contact us safely and allow us to know where they are without being the kind of technology that steals their mental health and attention. Gabb wireless is an incredible company that we FULLY endorse for just that. Go to https://gabbwireless.com and use code FINDTHEMAGIC to get $50 off any device! Thank you for the kind reviews! We appreciate them so much. Here is how to leave a review for us  on iTunes: Open Find the Magic in the podcast app   Scroll to the bottom of the page Click on write a review Tap the stars to rate us and then write us some feedback:) MaryHag 11/08/2022 The highlight of my week

In today's episode we talk about how to deal with your children squabbling repeatedly and what to do when you feel like you just can't get it together.  Time Stamps 13:42 - How to help our kids have a positive sibling relationship 19:17 - Sibling situation is working out a social dynamic for the real world 21:50 - We learn in families how to read people 21:21 - Emotional Preparing 25:00 - Code words 27:30 - Beware of comparison 31:48 - I feel like I'm drowning 37:43 - Life is a balancing act 40:40 - Be kind to yourself and others Books & Related Episodes How to do the work // Nicole Le Pera HOW TO Prepare Children for a New Sibling: a Conversation with Upbringing  Systems and Values for Easier Days and Stronger Family Connections (Entitlement Trap by Linda Eyre and Richard Eyre) Understanding Praise and How We Can Use It to Give Our Kids Confidence Instead of Insecurity Thank you for the kind reviews! We appreciate them so much. Here is how to leave a review for us  on iTunes: Review of the week: Good for dads too! As a father of two grown children and now taking care of my 16 year old nephew along with my wife, I still find lots of great tips and inspiration from these three amazing humans. I love the “high 5” and “facepalm” stories and the podcast is a soothing way to start a day or listen to in the drive home after a busy day at work. I wish I had something like this when my kids were younger as I think back to some situations I could have handled better. Thank you Find the Magic for all the times you made me smile, laugh, think and grow as a parent. Open Find the Magic in the podcast app  Scroll to the bottom of the pageClick on write a reviewTap the stars to rate us and then write us some feedback:) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/findthemagic/support

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"My kids never help", "It's like pulling teeth", "Our family life feels disconnected", "They don't care about me or what I do for them"; frustration over the lack of help in our homes from our children can send us into a spiral of hard days. The sentiment that "kids will be kids" and we need to cater to their whims can topple the structure of our families. In this episode, with the help of Hunter, Gather, Parent by Michaleen Doucleff, we are going to challenge the Western assumptions we all hold about parenting to bring a breath of fresh air and an ease to our parenting that just may revolutionize the way you think about your home environment!  Time Stamps 8:00 - Intro to Hunter, Gather, Parent 10:13 - The silo parenting present in western culture (WEIRD) 15:51 - The drive to help and belong is naturally present in our kids from the beginning 20:30 - In the long run, forcing your kids is detrimental 21:30 - Example of five year old girl from the Nani Gandi Tribe 23:00 - Never force a kid to stay and work 25:00 - Less praise, more acknowledgement 26:38 - Independence vs. Autonomy 30:01 - “We clean it up” vs. “You clean it up” 34:15 - Example of autonomy the Hadzabe community 41:05 - Chore charts and how they work against intrinsic motivation Related Episodes Systems and Values for Easier Days and Stronger Family Connections (Entitlement Trap by Linda Eyre and Richard Eyre) How To: Create Pockets of Peace Books Mentioned: How to Raise Kind Kids // Thomas Lickona Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans // Michaeleen Doucleff Sponsor: GABB WIRELESS We LOVE devices that help our kids stay safe and be able to adventure while still being able to contact us safely and allow us to know where they are without being the kind of technology that steals their mental health and attention. Gabb wireless is an incredible company that we FULLY endorse for just that. Go to https://gabbwireless.com and use code FINDTHEMAGIC to get $50 off any device! Thank you for the kind reviews! We appreciate them so much. Here is how to leave a review for us  on iTunes: Open Find the Magic in the podcast app   Scroll to the bottom of the page Click on write a review Tap the stars to rate us and then write us some feedback:) Review of the week: AngelinaEM 04/12/2023 My new best friends. I am a busy mom of 4 (7 yo and under) and Find the Magic is something that I do for myself. I connect with these women SO well and they make me feel like I'm doing the best job, even when I feel like I'm not. Thank you ladies for being here for us mothers. ♥️ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/findthemagic/support

On todays’ episode, Dr. Dave and Dr. Liz welcome Richard and Linda Eyre back on the show to shed some light on grandparenting and how to make your marriage thrive as empty nesters. Richard and Linda share some powerful tips and tools from their online course and community called grandparenting101.com so that you can prepare now for this exciting phase of life!Timestamps:0:00 – Introduction: Who are Richard & Linda Eyre?2:44 – “Gray Divorce” & why the divorce rate has gone down in recent years4:39 – The dynamics and chemistry of the relationship change when it’s just you two again6:19 – Creating a new vision statement for your marriage when the kids are gone7:47 – Being a team as grandparents helps your marriage to thrive9:28 – The time when the kids are gone may be longer than the time when the kids are there11:21 – Look forward to empty nesting by planning things to do together; see it as an opportunity to focus on eachother again13:07 – When couples have joint projects they thrive together16:50 – Going your separate ways on grandparenting will only create divisions18:17 – Monthly meeting with your children about how to grandparent their children20:08 – Using zoom to stay connected & talk about how to support grandchildren22:03 – Renewing your commitment to each other in this new phase & writing it down23:13 – What can couples do now to prepare for & strengthen their marriage as empty nesters?25:32 – Write down things you adore & appreciate about the other person27:09 – Grandparenting101.com - an online community for grandparents30:51 – Don’t just be a grandparent, be a grand husband or a grand wife33:00 – Richard & Linda’s takeaway - live life in the present & remember why you married your spouse About Richard & Linda Eyre:Richard and Linda Eyre are the parents of nine children and are among the most popular speakers in the world on parenting and families. They've presented in more than 45 countries and are New York Times best selling authors of numerous books on parenting couples and families. The Eyres have been frequent guests on national network shows including Oprah, the Today Show, Primetime Live, 60 minutes, Good Morning America, and once did regular segments on the CBS Early Show. Their parenting website valuesparenting.com provides ideas,guidance and creative programs for families throughout the world, including programs on grandparenting and empty nest parenting. Richard & Linda Eyre Links:   -    www.valuesparenting.com   -    www.grandparenting101.com   -    Books: The 8 Myths of Marriage, Being a Proactive Grandfather,          The Happiness Paradox   -    Social Media: @richardlindaeyre   -    Email: Richardmeyre@gmail.comInsights:Richard: How well your marriage is doing in your senior years is directly related to how proactive you are as a grandparentLinda: Sometimes the things that bother you the most about your spouse are the things that you love the most, if you really stop and think about it.Liz: If we fail to plan then we plan to failDave: Having both grandparents on board will strengthen their relationship Invites:   ●    Start talking about what you want your marriage to look like after the kids are gone. Create a new vision statement and write it down.   ●    Grandparents - go to dinner with your children, who are parents, and discuss how you four can work together to support their kids. What do they want your help on? What don’t they? Work as a four person team for the benefit of the kids.   ●    Renew your vows in some way. Recommit to each other in this new stage of life you are in. Write them down and remind yourself of them as you move through this phase of life together.   ●    Write down things you adore about your partner and your kids. What are you grateful for about them? What do you appreciate them for? Visit our site for FREE relationship resources and regular giveaways: Strongermarriage.org podcast.strongermarriage.org Facebook: StrongerMarriage.orgInstagram: @strongermarriagelifeTikTok: @strongermarriagelife Dr. Dave Schramm: https://drdaveschramm.com https://drdavespeaks.com Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/DrDaveUSU Facebook Marriage Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/770019130329579 Facebook Parenting Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/542067440314642   Dr. Liz Hale: http://www.drlizhale.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today’s episode, Richard and Linda Eyre discuss their latest book, The 8 Myths of Marriaging; enlightening relationship truths that dispelling common myths that can harm marital connection. Join the conversation and see how you can strengthen your marital connection by dismissing these myths. About Richard & Linda:Richard and Linda Eyre are the parents of nine children and are among the most popularspeakers in the world on parenting and families. They have presented in more than 45 countries and are New York Times best-selling authors of numerous books on parenting, couples, and families. They have been frequent guests on national network shows such as Oprah, The Today Show, Prime Time Live, 60 Minuets, Good Morning America and more. Their parenting website, valuesparenting.com, provides ideas, guidance, and creative programs for families throughout the world. Richard and Linda Links:https://valuesparenting.comhttps://valuesparenting.com/grandparenting101/The 8 Myths of Marriaging book link Insights:Dave: Give more and do not keep score within your relationship.Liz: We are powerful, we have the power to hurt or to help our partners.Richard: Commitment, make it total, make it eternal.Linda: Love it, feel the joy of your relationship. Remember that you’re having fun and it is a joyful experience to be committed to someone. Invites:1. Plan a weekly marriage meeting with your partner. Text them right now to plan a timeyou can both sit down each week and connect on what needs improvement.2. Read the 8 Myths of Marriaging book to find out the other three myths of marriaging and how you can safeguard your relationship.3. Take time out for your relationship and enroll in Richard and Linda’s course forparenting and marriaging. Visit our site for FREE relationship resources and regular giveaways:StrongerMarriage.orgpodcast.strongermarriage.orgFacebook: StrongerMarriage.orgInstagram: @strongermarriagelifeTikTok: @strongermarriagelife Dr. Dave Schramm:https://drdaveschramm.comhttps://drdavespeaks.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrDaveUSUFacebook Marriage Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/770019130329579Facebook Parenting Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/542067440314642 Dr. Liz Hale:http://www.drlizhale.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Not everyone is lucky enough to have a close relationship with their grandparents, but I can tell you from personal experience that it richly blesses a child's life when he or she has the opportunity for cross-generational mentorship and nurturing. My podcast guests today are on a mission to make that possible for more families.   For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/263-intentional-grandparenting Announcement: The Flecks of Gold Journal is on sale now! Get $5 off automatically through December 5th, and get an additional 10% off with the code 3IN30. Go to https://shop.3in30podcast.com/ to learn more! Episode sponsors: BetterHelp: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Use the code 3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! Kiwi Co: Use code 3in30 for 50% off your first month + free shipping on any crate line! ***

Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.

If you have to think about your primary focus, would you say it's your achievements or your relationships? Do you spend most of your time, thinking of new strategies and business plans or nurturing personal relationships with your loved ones? Although we all crave recognition, success, and money to provide a comfortable life for our families, none of that would mean anything if we don't have a meaningful relationship with them. In this episode, Rick Eyre, the first-ever guest on this podcast, revisits us to share another set of golden nuggets, this time about grandparenting and relationship building. Rick is a best-selling author, podcast host, facilitator, and speaker. He and his wife Linda are two of the most popular speakers in the world on parenting and families. They've been featured in virtually every popular talk show in the US, including the Today Show, Prime Time Live, 60 Minutes, Good Morning America, and Oprah, to name a few. We explore the importance of building tight relationships between the three generations of a family and how grandparents can gain a relevant role in their grandchildren's lives. Rick shares details of why he got into writing and teaching about grandparenting, the unexpectedly massive response he and his wife got to their courses, and some fun memories from those events. Rick also explains how most of his teachings about grandparenting apply to leadership and team building, and much more. Tune in to Episode 346 to learn more about the value of getting three generations closer and working as a solid unit, and find the balance between family and work. Some Questions I Ask:What caused you and Linda to shift from teaching about parenting to working with grandparents? (7:17)You mentioned that three-generation families are the future. Can you talk just a bit more about that? (15:27)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why and when grandparenting became a thing (5:26)Grandparenting is done 1 on 1; the same principles apply to 2 grandsons or 34 (9:11)Why relationships are more important than our achievements (14:13)The moment Rick and Linda realized they had to write two separate books about grandparenting (20:57)If there are problems we can anticipate and be prepared for, why don't we learn about them (26:39)Resources:Grandparenting 101 websiteEyres On the Road podcastRick and Linda Eyre's booksConnect with Rick:TwitterYouTubeBecoming Your Best Resources:Becoming Your Best WebsiteBecoming Your Best University WebsiteEmail: support@becomingyourbest.com Facebook Group – Conquer Anxiety Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.

On this episode of Family Looking Up, we are chatting with Richard and Linda Eyre all about Grandparenting and a new course they are getting ready to launch.  However, don't be fooled by the title, there is so much in here for parents as well!  We loved our discussion and hope that you do as well.

In these long days of summer, all parents could use a little encouragement. We're discussing the latest in our favorite parenting books, podcasts and ideas. Parenting is an ever-evolving journey, and we discuss our thoughts on our currents ages and stages. We share our take-aways from Grit  by Angela Duckworth, Hunt, Gather, Parent by Michaeleen Doucleff, Bringing Up Bebe by Pameral Druckerman and The Child Whisperer by  Carol Tuttle and A Joyful Mother of Children by Linda Eyre. Our previous episodes on parenting can be found here:Perspectives on Parenting: Discipline Starts With MeLet's PlayParenting Tips and Tricks We UseFamily Culture: What it Is and How We're Creating It

The January 6th Committee has been meeting in public, presenting their evidence showing the former President Trump was told repeatedly that there was no evidence of fraud to support his claim that he won the election, and yet he pushed on. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to ask her guests what they think of the hearings thus far. Her guests this week include Sarah Hawkes, a young woman who joined Amanda on a Young Woman's View years ago and comes back on the program now in her 20's, author and speaker Linda Eyre and Francine Giani, former Executive Director of the Utah Department of Commerce. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The history of Juneteenth is an amazing one, and one we should all celebrate, the day the last slaves in Texas were finally freed, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed when the Union soldiers got to them and freed them. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to talk about the holiday with her guests this week on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include Sarah Hawkes, a young woman who joined Amanda on a Young Woman's View years ago and comes back on the program now in her 20's, author and speaker Linda Eyre and Francine Giani, former Executive Director of the Utah Department of Commerce. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We want to take a moment to honor and talk about the fathers in our lives, about the roles they played and how very much we love them and felt loved by them. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests to share their memories, and she shares hers, as well. Her guests this week include Sarah Hawkes, a young woman who joined Amanda on a Young Woman's View years ago and comes back on the program now in her 20's, author and speaker Linda Eyre and Francine Giani, former Executive Director of the Utah Department of Commerce. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this episode, Aubrey spoke with Richard and Linda Eyre about their book The Turning: Why the State of the Family Matters, and What the World Can Do About It.Richard's been on the podcast before, but this is the first time for Linda, and we were delighted to have her. Of the many topics that Richard and Linda have written and spoken about, it seems that there's none that they're more passionate about than the family. In particular, in this conversation, they spoke about why they believe that orienting your life toward your family has extraordinary benefits, both for individuals and society. They also shared very practical and fun ideas for developing and maintaining a strong family culture, and why it's important and how to avoid guilt as we inevitably notice our own inadequacies as we strive to live up to our family responsibilities. Richard and Linda Eyre are New York Times #1 bestselling authors whose writing career has spanned four decades and whose books have sold in the millions. They have appeared on virtually all major national talk shows including Oprah and the Today Show, and have seen their books translated into a dozen languages. They spend much of their time speaking to audiences throughout the world on families, parenting, and life-balance, along with keeping up with their own nine children and an ever-increasing number of grandchildren.We're excited to share this episode with you, and hope that you enjoy this conversation with Linda and Richard Eyre.

Join me for Part 2 with New York Times #1 best-selling authors and parenting and family experts, Richard and Linda Eyre, who share strategies for raising joyful, responsible and faithful kids. They also share time tested approaches for all ages that build confidence and increase resiliency. If you haven't listened to Part 1 (episode 57) please join in to learn how to manage the hurdles of guilt, frustration and stress that come with being a parent and how to become the parent you WANT to be.

“The best advice I can give myself as a dad is to believe in your impossibles.” Ben Richter on DADicated Ben Richter is an amazing man, dad and entrepreneur. He is a father of seven from two marriages who has learned to navigate the complexities of blending different family cultures with multiple children of different ages. Ben has built one of the premier airport logistics companies and has managed to develop effective habits for balancing his work and family life. He emphasizes the importance of being fully present for your children by minimizing phone and work time when you're together. In this session, we discuss various valuable principles of fatherhood. Ben shares how he implemented “checkmark” systems from a relatively young age to teach children to consciously reflect on their behavior in a tangible and quantifiable way. He explains how building positive communicative habits into our own and in our children's everyday lives yield extraordinary results - and that difficulties are inevitable, but learning how to respond to them is what really counts. Ben is truly inspirational in terms of his outlook on life and what he has achieved as a father and businessman and I thoroughly enjoyed our session together! The most powerful takeaways for me as a dad were: - Teaching children to exercise gratitude is a powerful way to influence their ability to respond to and to evaluate their daily lives. - Focusing on incremental improvement on your performance as a parent is hugely rewarding, rather than focusing on missteps or regretting mistakes. Immediately focus on being the best version of yourself as soon as you walk in the door to be with your children. - Daily and weekly recaps with a quantifiable checkmark system can engrain lasting positive behaviors in children. I was on the fence about checkmarks for a long time but have to say that Ben's perspectives made a lot of sense to me and have implemented a few of his ideas at home. So far this works really well. If you find these concepts interesting I recommend you read “The Entitlement Trap: How to Rescue Your Child with a New Family System of Choosing, Earning, and Ownership” by Linda Eyre and Richard Eyre. It goes well together with this podcast and the concepts described are complementary and valuable. Thanks for listening, I hope you'll enjoy this session! GUEST SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benbrichter/ Website: www.airportlogistics.org Philipp Hartmann (host): Web: www.philipp-hartmann.de LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipphartmann2 Dadicated: https://www.dadicated.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beingdad_official/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/philipphartmann --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dadicateddotcom/message

The Utah legislature started the 2022 session with two bills that were somewhat controversial - one that would undo the Salt Lake and Summit County health orders to require 30 day mask mandates, and one that would remove the authority of local governments to address the pandemic or health emergencies in general. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to get some feedback from her guests on whether the legislature should be overruling local health departments and elected officials on these matters. Her guests this week include Jeanetta Williams, President of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP and NAACP Tri-State Conference of Idaho, Nevada and Utah, Linda Eyre, author speaker and columnist, and Molly Miller, founder of Miller Media and Communications. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Utah legislature received more than 3,000 emails from more than 900 people asking lawmakers to use the maps of the independent redistricting commission. They ignored those emails and implemented their own maps, which many are calling gerrymandering. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to get her guests' opinion on the legislature's action. Her guests this week include Jeanetta Williams, President of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP and NAACP Tri-State Conference of Idaho, Nevada and Utah, author, speaker and columnist Linda Eyre, and Molly Miller, founder of Miller Media and Communications.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson has heard so much hyperbole about the Voting Rights Bill that went down to defeat again in the Senate this week. She wanted to know what was in the bill, and it's only 6 things. They're really simple things. She lists them for her guests on A Woman's View to get their take. Her guests this week include Jeanetta Williams, President of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP and NAACP Tri-State Conference of Idaho, Nevada and Utah, author, speaker and columnist Linda Eyre, and Molly Miller, founder of Miller Media and Communications.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Utah legislature has extra money. That's always a good problem to have. They are trying to decide how to give some of it back. Should they give an income tax rebate, one tenth of one percent? Should they give a food tax rebate? Or should they just take the tax off food? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson wanted to ask her guests on A Woman's View what they would do. Her guests this week include Jeanetta Williams, President of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP and NAACP Tri-State Conference of Idaho, Nevada and Utah, author, speaker and columnist Linda Eyre, and Molly Miller, founder of Miller Media and Communications.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grandparents have the unique ability to pass on wisdom and love from one generation to the next. One particularly important principle to pass on is managing finances. Authors Richard and Linda Eyre explain how a family bank can help take down entitlement.

We live in world where more and more people struggle to feel joy in their lives. Family values are rapidly declining and are viewed as old- fashioned. We want our children to experience joy. But without values to guide our children's decisions, joy will elude themCan joy be taught? Is it a choice or a condition experienced on rare occasions?  And how do you teach to children of varying ages without it becoming a lecture?Our guest, New York Times bestselling author and world renowned speaker, Linda Eyre, will help us answer these questions.  Stay with us I believe you will be inspiredFor helpful resources:Valuesparenting.com https://valuesparenting.com/free-books/Support the show (https://findingjoyandpeace.com/)

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

At the end of your life what will you regret?  Will it be not having the big house, or the nice car you always dreamed of?  David  McKay taught that, “No success can compensate for failure in the home”Most of our regrets and guilt will not come from our lack of achievements, success, or possessions, they will come form our inadequate efforts within our family relationships.Our Families have the potential to bring greater joy into our lives than anything else. What can we do to stop the breakdown of family relationships and facilitate greater joy and peace? Our guest, New York Times bestselling author and world renowned speaker, Linda Eyre, will help us answer that question.  She teaches, “The bottom line is we must turn our hearts to our children and our families …Strong families are still attainable, but only by parents who passionately pledge themselves to doing what it takes to build and bolster, to protect and prioritize their families—only by parents who consciously set out to make their family culture stronger than peer culture, the internet, the media culture, and all other cultures that swirl around their children.” Helpful resources and to buy the book The Turning @Valuesparenting.com Website  @findingjoyandpeace.comFacebook   @facebook.com/findingjoyandpeacepodcastYoutube   @Youtube.com/channel/UC4hjVDRsAlP5RtW1TIfeLPwSupport the show (https://findingjoyandpeace.com/)

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Dump the allowance-and use a new "Family Economy" to raise responsible children in an age of instant gratification. Number-one New York Times bestselling authors Richard and Linda Eyre, have spent the last twenty-five years helping parents nurture strong, healthy families.

Get tips about parenting from world-traveling family coaches Richard and Linda Eyre.

Major League Baseball's decision to move the All Star game from Georgia because of their new voting law raised a lot of controversy this week - both support and criticism. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests what they thought of the decision, and what they think of the voting law. Should there be a minimum standard that every state must meet for voting rights in this country? Her guests this week include author and speaker Linda Eyre, Sharon Goodrich, retired Foundation Director for Primary Children's Hospital and community volunteer, and Nancy Lord, former Utah Republican National Committeewoman and member of the Bluffdale City Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This weekend we saw the statewide mask mandate go away for everything except schools and large groups over fifty. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson talks about the school exception with her guests on A Woman's View. Is it a good idea to have kids in school continue to wear masks through the last six or eight weeks to finish the school year? Some parents feel very strongly about this issue. Amanda's guests this week include author and speaker Linda Eyre, Sharon Goodrich, retired Foundation Director for Primary Children's Hospital and community volunteer, and Nancy Lord, former Utah Republican National Committeewoman and member of the Bluffdale City Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utah's statewide mask mandate ends this weekend, with the exception of schools and large gatherings over 50 people. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson explores whether or not this is a good idea or premature with her guests on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include author and speaker Linda Eyre, Sharon Goodrich, retired Foundation Director for Primary Children's Hospital and community volunteer, and Nancy Lord, former Utah Republican National Committeewoman and member of the Bluffdale City Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda Dickson learned this week that the so-called "Bridge to Nowhere" actually went somewhere. It went to an island in Alaska with an airport used by 250,000 people a year. Is it possible these earmarks, monies put aside for one district or another for pet projects, sometimes called pork if you're not in favor of them, are necessary for Washington to work? Amanda puts this topic to her guests this week -  author and speaker Linda Eyre, Sharon Goodrich, retired Foundation Director for Primary Children's Hospital and community volunteer, and Nancy Lord, former Utah Republican National Committeewoman and member of the Bluffdale City Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Linda Eyre, author of Grandmothering, joins Familius CEO and co-founder Christopher Robbins for a conversation about grandparenting and about her book. https://www.familius.com/book/grandmothering/ ABOUT THE EYRES: Richard and Linda Eyre are New York Times #1 bestselling authors whose writing career has spanned four decades and whose books have sold in the millions. They have appeared on virtually all major national talk shows, including Oprah and Today, and have seen their books translated into a dozen languages.  ABOUT THE BOOK: Grandmothers make the best cookies and give the best hugs, but there's so much more to being the kind of grandmother who leaves a legacy that stands the test of time. New York Times #1 bestselling author and grandmother Linda Eyre shares her secret formula for teaching your grandchildren values, building meaningful connections with them, and giving them grit and resilience in an ever-changing world. Broken into short, digestible chapters for quick reading, this guidebook is filled with time-tested advice and stories from a panel of grandmothers, plus an appendix of easy, delicious recipes to feed a crowd at your next family reunion.

Richard and Linda Eyre speak about praying for family members, as well as their new book.

Richard and Linda Eyre share stories about their experiences with celebrities and getting to know their character behind the screen.

Richard and Linda Eyre may be the most prominent and popular writers and speakers in the world on the topics of family and parenting. Among their incredible 50 books is Teaching your Children Values (https://www.amazon.com/Teaching-Your-Children-Values-Richard/dp/0671769669/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=88088026-20&linkId=0f7fc0792acb5fdd4cba1a0316b0211b&language=en_US), the first parenting book in 50 years to hit #1 on the New York Times Bestseller list. The Eyres' work is based on the real-life experience of raising 9 children, founding and running 3 businesses, and trying to keep up with high-level involvement in politics, church, music, and sports. Key Takeaways The importance of raising children who are happy and motivated Understand the benefits of implementing a family economy How a Family Traditions Calendar can have lasting and permanent affect Why documenting and sharing family history can empower your child Giving your children ownership to empower and avoid entitlement Why some failures can lead to major success The ways that giving children more can actually give them less Episode Timeline [1:34] How Richard Eyre dedicated his life's work to healthy families and parenting [5:16] Parenting to raise motivated and happy children amid wealth [7:57] Formal documentation and structure in the family environment [11:29] Teaching families how to have a family economy [14:44] Richard and Linda's family traditions calendar [20:37] Empowering children through ancestor storybooks [23:12] Rescuing your child from the entitlement track [26:55] Giving kids ownership to empower and motivate [29:29] #1 New York Bestseller, Teaching Your Children Values [33:37] Books and publishing with insights on new book, Happiness Paradox [37:32] Richard's public failure leads to bestselling success [40:52] Creating free online access to the Eyre books [44:45] Richard Eyre's landing page [48:08] Richard's belief that if we give our children more, we give them less Standout Quotes “We just found that there was a tremendous resonance with the idea of raising healthy kids and looking at it as a management opportunity, a management challenge.” – Richard Eyre [04:37] "Our goal is to help parents raise responsible, motivated kids. That is a tricky thing to do in a household of affluence." – Richard Eyre [07:11] "It's the idea that you as a parent have one single focus each month you're going to do well. If you're trying to teach multiple values or multi-task on that you're never going to do it. Just focus one whole month on honesty, suddenly everything that happens is an object lesson.” – Richard Eyre [31:20] “It was on the heels of that defeat that we wrote this book, Teaching Your Children Values. One year after losing the governatorial race, the book went to number 1. The first family book in 50 years to get to number 1 on the New York Times Bestseller. One door closed but another one opened.” – Richard Eyre [39:38] "To those of us who have spent our lives in or around business, I think management by objective always resonates. People who are clear on what their goals are and where they're trying to get are the ones who succeed. It's quite remarkable that that very basic sort of practical thinking has rarely penetrated areas of relationships and families and it should." – Richard Eyre [46:40] "If you are clear on what the goals are that you have for your family and your children, for your family institution it doesn't guarantee success, but it certainly allows you to measure your success and how well you are doing." – Richard Eyre [47:13] "We need to find ways to pass on what we have without it being a gift that's not value. We have to find a way to share responsibility and to teach the concept of earned ownership rather than running the huge risk of entitlement, spoiling children, putting them on a path of low motivation by giving them too much." -- Richard Eyre [49:07] *For more episodes go to * BusinessOfFamily.net (https://www.businessoffamily.net/) Sign up for The Business of Family Newsletter at https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter (https://www.businessoffamily.net/newsletter) Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeBoyd (https://twitter.com/MikeBoyd) If you feel it's appropriate, I'd so appreciate you taking 30 seconds to Leave a Review on iTunes (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1525326745), I receive a notification of each review. Thank you! Special Guest: Richard Eyre.