Welcome to the Daily Dad podcast, where we provide one lesson every single day to help you with your most important job, being a parent.

I'm Ryan Holiday, and I draw these lessons from ancient philosophy, modern psychology, practical wisdom, and insights from

parents just like you all over the world. Thank you for listening, and we hope this helps.

Hey, it's Ryan. Got a bunch of nice walks in with the family over the weekend. And what were we wearing? We were wearing

our Hoka-Mox sixes, one of my favorite daily wares. The kids love them too. I have a pair.

Clark and Jones have a pair. My wife has a pair. And the kids' ones are the same snappy rides as

our adult sizes. They're light and fast and undeniably

comfy. You can free your inner speedster for daily fun and race day wins. Built for kids who

love to fly, the new Mach 6 delivers a bouncy, responsive foam and a sleek style and five colorways.

Turn up the speed. It's got a kid's specific design. To learn more about the kids'

mock six shoe, visit today's show notes and check it out. Don't destroy this.

Most of what they make is not that great.

Most of what they draw is not that good.

Most of the things they collect or acquire are not worth very much.

To you, that is.

Catherine Wright, the sister of the Flying Wright brothers,

"'once noted the special attention

"'and respect her mother paid to the things

"'that Orville and Wilbur worked on in their house as young men.

"'She recognized something unusual in Will and Orv,'

"'Catherine observed.

"'She would never destroy one thing the boys were trying to make.

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