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I'm Ryan Holiday, and I draw these lessons from ancient philosophy, modern psychology, practical wisdom, and

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helps. Hey, it's Ryan Holiday. Welcome to another episode of The Daily Dad podcast. Last week, I was telling

me about how we'd just gotten back from New York and I was sort of telling me that trip.

Brought you a chunk of my interview out The Daily Dad from CBS this morning. So basically,

that was Monday of the trip. Tuesday of the trip. I went for my run in the morning. The weather was a little

bit better. And then I went off and I did Tamron Hall, who was actually from Lolling, Texas, just a few

miles down the road from where we are in Bastrop. She's got a young son. And I went and talked to

parenting there. We did two really cool segments on the show, which I'll bring you it momentarily.

It was a really cool experience, as I was saying, I'm trying to not necessarily bring my work

home, but I'm trying to bring my kids to work, integrate them more into my work life.

It's one of the things I talk about in the daily dad, like, let them see you work.

Like, you're good at what you do.

You love what you do.

People at what you do respect you.

They acknowledge your mastery of that domain.

And that's a good thing for your kids to see.

Like, I'm talking in the book a little bit about like Nepo babies, right?

We see these entertainment people and we go, well, their kids became an actor and they had all these lucky breaks.

And you look at Steph Curry, like, Steph Curry obviously got great genetics from his father,

but also the time that he spent in NBA arenas, watching his

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