ITL138: What Other Families Teach Us About Generational Legacy

In the Loop with Andy Andrews

Matt Lempert

Business

4.9 • 614 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2014

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s episode, I share my thoughts on a listener question about generational advancement.

Reversing generational curses or trends is a huge thing to me, and I’ve spent a great deal of time searching for answers on this topic.

The most important thing I’ve learned on this search comes from studying many other families.

I’ve studied families that have been affected by negative generational things.
I’ve studied families that have had huge generational success.
For people to want to change, you need to prove why a particular way of doing something works.
I’ve spent the past two years working on the 100 Year Parenting course to explain just that.
It’s basically the long form answer to this question.

It’s all parenting.

I’m even talking about business relationships and marriages.
The way people deal with things, or come around to a new light of wisdom has a lot to do with how they were raised.
It’s easy to realize that we all understand that a child who grows into a 25-year-old adult with exceptional manners is imminently more employable than a 25-year-old without good manners.
Manners are money.

If you haven’t seen any of the parenting course, go to AndyAndrews.com and click on the parenting banner. Inside is a free 4-video series, which has over 80 total minutes of content.

Questions for Listeners

Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show!

Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY
E-Mail: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com
Facebook.com/AndyAndrews
Twitter.com/AndyAndrews

Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to In the Loop, a unique opportunity to see life from a different perspective
0:06.5	with New York Times bestselling author, Andy Andrews. Now here's your host, David Loy.
0:12.9	Hi, and welcome to In the Loop with Andy Andrews. I'm your host, David Loy, and I'm thrilled
0:18.4	once again to be here having this great conversation with you. Andy,
0:22.0	how are you today? Good, buddy, good. I'm excited to be here too. I love doing this with you and I love
0:28.7	talking to people just, you know, all around the world. Everywhere I go, people say, you know,
0:35.1	I've really enjoyed in the loop.'s David doing and people ask about you and
0:40.8	I say oh you know he's just as ugly as he always was and but I but people really they ask about it
0:48.2	and I have so many people that tell me that they they've turned their neighbors on to it or that they you know their
0:56.6	book club is you know listening to them and and so I I'm really grateful to people for spreading
1:03.2	the word and and I it gives me more energy to do this you know... Absolutely. I am enjoying it.
1:11.2	Well, and I enjoy it as well, and you just made me think of someone who reached out to me
1:15.8	recently.
1:16.8	You actually know this person, but Daphne, Jeff and Daphne, who happened to live in
1:24.4	Daphne, can you believe that?
1:26.7	Which is so funny. Good, Jerry.
1:28.3	They are some great people, great friends, and I know that they listen to the podcast weekly.
1:34.3	And she reached out to me and said that because of, I guess, an episode that we did several weeks ago, maybe even a couple months ago,
1:45.6	where you were talking about the Camado Joe.
1:48.2	And you and I were talking about how great it is and you gave your personal perspective on why you are using that product.
1:55.0	And apparently, Jeff is a big, what do you call it, griller, loves to cook as well.
2:02.5	And so for Father's Day, guess what Daphne surprised Jeff with because of In the Loop.
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