do do do do do here we go my name is todd and this is kathy welcome back to zen parenting radio this is

podcast number 431 why listen to zen parenting radio because you'll feel outstanding and who doesn't

want to feel outstanding and always remember our motto which is that the best predictor of a child's

well-being is a parent's

self-understanding. We're going to talk about a few things, but first, what's the main focus

just as a teaser to the people out there in the podcast land? Today, we are going to talk about

practical things that kids should know before they go out into the world on their own.

Now, that may sound like these are things you could wait on, that you could like wait until

they're 18 to teach them. No, the idea is to have it. The idea is to have these as intentions,

so you're clear about what you're aiming for. And it's practical.

It's very practical. And as I was just saying to you, it has a lot to do with emotional

intelligence. So it's not just about logistical things or have them be able to fold their

laundry. But first, sweetie, I'm going to play a song for you and I want you to tell me why I'm playing

it. Oh boy. You ready?

Yes.

Sweetie, why am I playing that song?

Because that was my pick, one of my many good picks for the cash flow game.

What's the cash flow game?

I'll tell you what the cash flow game is.

Oh, yeah, I was going to say.

Cashflow game is a board game developed by a guy named Robert Kiyosaki, who has, who's written many books, but the one he's most famous for is called

Rich Dad, Poor Dad. And it was my birthday last Thursday. I think it's just been your birthday.

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