Hey, it's Ryan Holiday. Welcome to another weekend episode of the Daily Dad podcast. We just got back.

We spent about a week or so in Jackson Hole. I had a talk. They offered to put me up in a fancy

hotel and I said, I'll go, but only if you pay for a bunch of nights and I get to bring the kids,

which is what we ended up doing.

It's funny, my wife and I realized we had been to Jackson Hole

exactly 10 years earlier, ourselves.

Sort of weird to go how far from our minds was having kids then,

or at least from my mind, and then to be with these fully

fledged humans that were trailing us around the whole trip. It was pretty surreal. But anyways,

we got to Jackson Hole and some couple of parenting lessons that were actually, it was a good opportunity to apply them.

And it was a good opportunity to be tested by them, which I'll get into in a sec.

But overall, fun trip, we saw moose.

We went on this hike actually to see moose where we didn't see any, but there was a bear, which we did not see, but we were quite

on alert, as it was said to be in our immediate vicinity. So there was a special kind of

presence and intensity to that. We saw some wild bison, and we went on a couple hikes we took a boat across jenny lake saw this hidden

waterfall we uh i ran back i raced the kids of my wife took the boat back and i raced back to see

you could go back fastest that was that was fun it was a beautiful run before it got too hot

we uh it actually snowed one day in j, which is pretty incredible. We got up to

the top of this mountain, to this tram up there. It was like 10,000 feet, and it started snowing.

So overall, it was a really fun experience, and the talk went well, didn't consume too much of

my attention, or it wasn't too stressful, was right at the

beginning of the trip, and then we got a bunch of free time together. But back to the lessons

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