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Check it out. All right. What's up guys? Welcome to the show. Today we are talking about step in where you can. What does that mean? Do you have any idea what it means?

I do only because I know why you titled it that. Back story. With all the stuff that we do, we like to keep it real, keep it vulnerable, and keep it in real time.

So this episode idea came from something that happened yesterday. As you guys know, we got three kids, and it doesn't always go smoothly.

No. Right. As it shouldn't, because that's just life. Yesterday we had an issue with one of our kids, and I was trying my best when we were cutting the grass.

Long story short, a kid starts tripping out, freaking out, and I'm like, okay, I thought I was doing right. I told you this. Here were the boundaries. Here were the very clear definitions.

The kid broke them, right, and then started getting mad at me saying stuff, saying stuff, and then I had it up to here, and then started yelling back.

And we all know if you've ever done this, and don't be lying, because I know that you have, we've yelled at our kids before.

I haven't.

You know, yeah, we have had less than stellar performances of parenting. Nobody's getting Oscars over here for our parenting, right?

But oftentimes, if we can see the silver lining of this, we can take some lessons, and do some repair, and move forward in a much stronger way.

Right. You know how sometimes they say after a bone breaks, it sometimes heals back stronger.

Yeah, I don't think that's the quote, but yes, I get what you're getting at.

Well, that's the idea of it. I think that that happened yesterday.

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