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HackingThroughLife
@hnnhstphnz
Iβve posted this sentiment before but it came up again this past weekend when I was down at Duke for an event hosted by a now retired professor, and before that a business executive, who has amassed a great network of alumni of whom he gathers frequently. His advice for parenting and being an active father and now grandfather: donβt play golf The men didnβt love this when he said it. I broke out in a wild grin. Some man was like βis there anything else we can do? Fishing??β βI said what I saidβ Be present! Donβt be the dad (or mom) who spends their weekdays working and weekends hitting a ball down the green Thoughts?
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Cool Beans π
@coolbeans1r
π― I used to fish with my pops and on occasion play golf with my uncle. My uncle has no kids so lots of free time. I couldnt imagine my father spending his free time away from the fam for hours every weekend. For sure it's not a super bonding experience.
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HackingThroughLife
@hnnhstphnz
Agreed. My dad worked long hours and traveled (IBanker) and so when he was around on the weekends he was (annoyingly) yelling at me from the sidelines of either a rec soccer or rec softball game before making dinner (he always was the better cook of my parents( Eldest daughter issues ;)
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