#27 - What did you learn today?

A Dad's Path

Will Braunstein

Parenting, Kids & Family

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2022

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

The ability to learn is one of the most significant powers we can give our children. So when they see a superhero of theirs – YOU – valuing education, it can drive that value to them too. Today we talk about a way to start building this curiosity at a young age.

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0:00.0	Hi, and welcome to a Dad's Path podcast.
0:03.8	We're real dads solving everyday problems.
0:06.3	Each week we tackle issues that dads everywhere face and deliver actions you can take right
0:10.2	away.
0:11.2	Subscribe so you don't miss an episode and go to a dad's path.com to get our free newsletter
0:16.0	exclusively for dads.
0:17.9	Our goal is to help you make fatherhood count.
0:20.4	Dad off.
0:31.0	Thanks for joining us.
0:32.4	I'm Will Braunstein.
0:33.4	Today we're going to talk about a question you can ask your child each night to make
0:37.4	him smarter.
0:38.4	But first, let's talk about the power of compounding.
0:40.8	Have you heard of that?
0:41.8	The easiest way to explain it is through a well-known example.
0:44.6	If you don't improve it something over a year, then a year later you're going to be exactly
0:49.1	where you started, right?
0:50.4	But suppose instead you do found a way to get 1% better each day, just 1% 1 divided by
0:55.2	100.
0:56.2	And then at the end of the year, you're literally 37 times better.
1:00.0	37.
1:01.0	That's pretty amazing, right?
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