It doesn't have to be these long conversations.

It really can be along the way, so to speak, as you're doing life with your son, but

just doing it with an intentionality that you're building this connection.

These investments that you make now are going to be the ones that are significant deposits

that you're going to have to make withdrawals against later in life.

And so make those small deposits today and the interest will grow over time, just like

in an investment account.

This role in Warren offering encouragement to single moms, particularly those raising

boys.

And he's back with us again today on Focus on the Family.

Thanks for joining us, your host is Focus President and Dr. Jim Dele and I'm John Fuller.

John, I was so encouraged by our conversation last time.

And this topic is so important.

As we mentioned, the number of single parents in the United States continues to grow.

And the US leads, unfortunately, that statistic were the nation with the most single

parents in it.

And that's something I'd love to see eradicated or at least significantly reduced over the

next couple of decades.

Last time we encouraged single moms to take the time to slow down and find the healing

process.

Our guest was very adamant about that.

You've got to grieve the loss of what you dreamed about.

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