• 004 | The Importance of the Words Spoken to Your Son

  • Jul 4 2023
  • Length: 55 mins
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004 | The Importance of the Words Spoken to Your Son

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  • In this episode, Zac and Brent discuss the importance of speaking positive things to your son. They give examples of how to use your words to draw out the important qualities that are inside of your son. Topics include:

    • His name, nickname
    • Who he is
    • How his father feels about him or sees him
    • Building a foundation with your words
    • Simple examples of how to daily use your words to increase your son’s courage and confidence
    • How positive words spoken correlates with discipline

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