Welcome to the weekend edition of the Daily Dad podcast, where on the weekends, we do a deeper dive

and how to get better at our most important job, being a parent. Sometimes in these episodes,

I talk to best-selling authors and elite performers and other guests, but lately I've also

been having conversations with my wife, Samantha, the co-parent of my two

boys. We do it over in the Daily Stoic studio here in Bastrop, Texas. She and I talk about things

that we're working on as parents, things that we're working on as people, and how we are supporting

each other, challenging each other, and like I said, trying to get

better at what we do.

Guest or not, I hope you hear some ideas here that will help make you a better parent.

I was better for having the conversation.

I hope you enjoy.

Hey, it's Ryan. Welcome to another weekend episode of The Daily Dad podcast. As you know, I have the Daily Stoic podcast where I do my interviews twice a week. And somewhat selfishly, you know, I listen to Mark Maren's podcast. He's always asking actors about the craft of acting. He's sort of trying to get every bit of guidance and trying to learn every trick of the

trade you can find.

And so as a parent, whenever I have people on the Daily Stoke Podcast, I'm always asking

them for advice because I desperately need it. I thought I put together this quick episode

some of the best parenting advice and strategies specifically around stoicism on parenting

that I got this year. And I hope you like it. I thought I'd start with a chat that Samantha

and I had about one of, I think, the most

important lessons that the Stokes can teach as parents, this idea of having fewer opinions. Marks

Rueh says, you know, remember, you always have the power to have no opinions. Now, this is something I

constantly struggle with, but it's a good one. So I'll bring you that here very quickly, and then

I'll bring you some other folks after that in this

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