Because you're also, because if it's without shame and it's in freedom, then it should be calling you up to.

Like it's, hey, we're all trying to grill. We're all trying to go to this standard.

Hey, guys, welcome to the five-minute fatherhood podcast. I'm your co-host, Jeff Beth Key,

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What's up guys? Here we are, five-minute fatherhood. So you guys know one of the things that I'm constantly looking for, Jeff, is we're digging into what are ancient places where we can get wisdom. We spend a lot of our time looking at the scriptures, but there's also other sources of looking at older cultures. And so I wanted to just share with you guys a quote and let's just think through this

quote and what maybe we can learn from this ancient piece of wisdom. So Euripides,

the famous playwright who really pioneered a lot of what we think of is just the different

writing around plays and screen writing. He was pioneering that whole idea of comedy and

tragedy. Anyway, he has a famous quote about fatherhood, which he says, noble fathers have

noble children. And, you know, in Athens, they really spent time thinking through what are sort of these,

what are we noticing as patterns? They were extremely good at finding and describing patterns

and so much of how their cultures influenced the world is their ability to do this. And this is

a pattern they discovered, which was like how you live and your ability to be

noble really has a massive impact on your children. What does it mean to be noble? This is oftentimes

a difficult word to describe. But the definition like Webster is just having or showing fine personal

qualities or high moral principles and ideals. So when your children see that

you hold a high standard for them and then you hold yourself to that high standard, that is nobility,

and that's what impacts them. You know, the opposite of this, you guys, is the dad who says,

do what I say, don't do what I do. Right? That is,

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