Well, hello, thank you so much for joining me today here on the Shaline Show.

Welcome to the Shaline Show.

Shaline is a New York Times best-selling author, celebrity fitness trainer,

and obsessed with helping you live your dream life.

Today, we are going to continue the conversation that we had in the last episode,

so this is a part two, and specifically we're talking about raising kids.

The kind of kids who are self-sufficient, confident, and financially responsible.

Again, disclaimer, I'm not a parenting expert, nor would I ever even try to pretend like we did it

all right or that what we did, you're supposed to do, but I have made it my goal, my mission,

with the podcast, to share best practices, and also to share things that didn't work, right?

Like whether I'm talking about my business or relationships or fitness or health,

I just want to help people avoid discomfort, avoid pain, they don't have to experience.

We're picking up the conversation at a point where I'm sharing my own adolescent experience

buying my own vehicle, my first car, and how incredibly proud I was of that, and how much confidence

it built for me, and how that's something I wanted to do for my own kids. Oh, and before I forget,

I would love, love, love to hear what you thought about this version or the style of a podcast.

Let me know what your thoughts are, and if you don't mind, if you could write your thoughts

in a podcast review, that way I will for sure see it, and that means a lot to me.

While you're there, you could also leave a rating for the podcast. It's like the tip jar. I'm just

going to be honest with you. I don't get money for it, but it really does. It fuels me. It makes,

it's like a pad on the back, and I really, truly appreciate it, and it helps the show rank.

All right, no more small talk. Enjoy part two.

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