And, you know, I've been forcing myself on the trampoline lately.

I've been forcing myself.

And what's fascinating is, is I say that I force myself to do those things.

And at the end of my day, I look back and they were the most favorite thing that I did all day long.

So it's like you have to force yourself in the moment to do it.

But then when you look back on it, you're like, oh, that was the most favorite thing that I did. And you actually poured into

your kids in such a profound, beautiful way. You are listening to the Famous at Home podcast with Dr.

Josh and Christy Straub. Because when it's all said and done, we all want to know that we were

famous at home.

Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast.

Today we're talking about building resilient kids.

Before we jump in, here is a word from our sponsors.

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We are in a current launch of our My Kids EQ coaching workshop, which we're super excited about. We launched it this spring, had a great group of people go through it, amazing group people. In fact, some of them are still even going through it now because you have access to it.

And so, you know, there's some families that said, hey, we didn't

have time to do it during the school year, so we're going to do it now. Or we're taking the My Kids'

EQ component, which I can actually define what those two are. And then we're going to do the, we're

going to apply the Kids' EQ Academy curriculum later. My Kids' EQ component is the direct to the parent. So that is the training

of the parent, the coaching of the parent and the teacher or the school administrator or the

therapist or the church leader. This is really geared to all of you. And what we're doing is

we're training you, the adult, on how to implement this curriculum,

why we built it, and the why behind it.

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