To us, it's really fun because it's a really cool way to serve and love and kind of honor

people around you.

What's up guys, Jeff and Jeremy here with the holidays here and coming.

Hopefully you're listening to Kenny G.

I start listening to Kenny G in July, so it doesn't really matter what time of year it is.

But favorite Christmas traditions for family teams.

And I think that's a good question. How do you

actually have traditions that actually support the family team, not just disintegrate the family

or turn into some time of consumeristic tradition? So Jeremy, how have you guys thought through this?

Yeah. So our favorite family tradition that I think we've enjoyed is around sibling gift giving.

And this is something we talk about in the 31

Creative Ways book. So just a little, if you want to see the rest of those different ways, but one of the

things that we've loved about Christmas is when our kids were pretty young, we had this awesome

sort of secondhand sort of toy store, had books, had clothes. And so one by one, we would

take the kids in and they would spend, you know, 20 bucks or something getting little gifts for

all of their siblings. And so this just caused the kids on, when Christmas Day came, there was

as much and even for some of our kids, even more excitement as they anticipated

watching their siblings open up the gifts that they had picked out, then they were feeling

about opening their own gifts. And that's a huge win, right? Because you're kind of experiencing,

they're experiencing that a lot of the joy from Christmas at a very early age comes from giving.

Their focus on Christmas Day isn't completely on themselves, but is on their siblings. There's bonds going on. The siblings are communicating to each other. Hey, I know you like this thing. So I thought about you and I got you something. So there were just so many cool things that came out of that, that it became a bigger and bigger tradition.

Now that our kids are older,

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