What do you do when your child or teen has a meltdown? How do you help your kids bounce back after suffering a bitter disappointment or worse, trauma and grief? Teaching your kids resilience is so key to their success as an adult, that I’ve asked a resilience coach to join us so we can master resilience for both ourselves and our kids.Russell Harvey's mission is giving others the tools and techniques to create the right conditions to apply “transformation” to their roles as parents and leaders.To learn more about Russell Harvey, receive coaching find resources or listen to his podcast visit: https://www.theresiliencecoach.co.uk/Special thanks to InGenius Prep for sponsoring The Fatherhood Challenge. To learn more about InGenius Prep or to claim your free consultation, visit: https://ingeniusprep.com/get-a-free-consultation/?utm_campaign=2024+Podcast+Email+Marketing&utm_content=Fatherhood+Podcast&utm_medium=Fatherhood+Podcast&utm_source=Fatherhood+Podcast&utm_term=Fatherhood+PodcastSpecial thanks to Zencastr for sponsoring The Fatherhood Challenge. Use my special link https://zen.ai/CWHIjopqUnnp9xKhbWqscGp-61ATMClwZ1R8J5rm824WHQIJesasjKDm-vGxYtYJ to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan.Transcription - Teaching Resiliency to Your Child---What do you do when your child or your teen has a meltdown?How do you help your kids bounce back after suffering a bitter disappointment or worse, trauma or grief?Teaching your kids resilience is so key to their success as an adultthat I've asked a resilience coach to join us here if this will help us master resilience for bothourselves and our kids. So don't go anywhere. Before we begin, I'd like to thank our proud sponsorof this episode and the Fatherhood Challenge in Genius Prep. In Genius Prep is the world'spremier admissions consulting firm proud to be officially recognized as the country's top collegeadmissions consultants, helping students prepare for admissions to top schools through individualizededucational programs that increase chances of admission by up to 10 times. In Genius Prepstudents work with former admission officers to differentiate themselves from other competitivestudents in three areas colleges evaluate students in academics, extra curricular activitiesand personal characteristics. Just this past admission cycle,Genius Prep students have secured 110 offers from Ivy League schools, 268 offers from top 20 schoolsand 904 offers from top 50 schools. Genius Prep student success lies within the fact thatGenius Prep is an all-in-one consulting firm offering every service of family needs,whether it be test prep, tailored candidacy, building mentorship, academic mentorships,the leadership and innovation lab, soft skills courses, writing courses, and othercustomized programs to develop their application persona to the most effective and authenticextent to share with colleges. Just click on the link in the episode description to book a freestrategy call with one of Genius Prep's college experts or you can visit ingeniousprep.comthat's ingeniousprep.com and let them know you came from the Fatherhood Challenge.Welcome to the Fatherhood Challenge, a movement to awaken and inspire fathers everywhere to takegreat pride in their role and a challenge society to understand how important fathers are to thestability and culture of their family's environment. Now here's your host, Jonathan Guerrero.Greetings everyone, thank you so much for joining me. Also joining us is Russell Harvey.Russell's passion and mission is giving others the tools and techniques to create the rightconditions to apply transformation to their roles as parents and leaders. Russell, thank you somuch for being on the Fatherhood Challenge. Thank you so much for asking me, Jonathan, it's anabsolute pleasure to be here and to have all of their listeners tuning in. Hello to you all.One of my favorite questions to start out with is a dad joke. So Russell, what is your favoritedad joke? I'm in Leeds UK and there is in Scotland there's the Edinburgh festival,comedy festival coming up again. So I actually had a look for last year's top 10 jokes for last year.So for me a dad joke has to have this real mixture of like grown and laughter to it at the same time.So the number one joke which I think sort of fits this bill from the last year's EdinburghFringe Festival was as follows. I started dating a zookeeper but it turned out they were a cheetah.So that should, yeah, do the laugh and the groan of the same problem. Thank you for beingwith me. And that's actually from a Lorna Rose train that we need to have tripped that too.And then I saw another one that caught me eye in the top 10. I thought this is number four or five.So this one is when women gossip they get called too faced but when men gossip it's called a podcast.So those ones tickled me and I hope they tickle everybody else as well. So those yes,those are two for you there are two for one. The Russell, they were true dad ...
