65. Breaking Generational Curses - Brian Echols

from Fathers Fire Hosted by Jody Sedrick

This week I explore breaking generational curses with Brian Echols. We explore things about how he has broken the cycle to ensure his kids have the dad he always wanted. Men can break the cycle and create a new legacy for our kids and generations to come. Show Highlights Shout out to the Michigan State University Spartan Dogs Training his son Power who signed with North Carolina Tar Heels Teaching his son the way he would’ve liked to have been taught Teaching your kids to be humble and to let their actions speak to who they are Teaching your kids to pay the price for success Showing your kids by example not just words F.E.A.R Teaching your kids mental toughness Be Still in the middle of a storm Teaching kids and men how to honestly self assess Naming your kids - the power in names Generational Curses Thanks for joining me every week. I also invite you to join the FatherFyre Facebook Group. Please also check out the podcast Choose Don't Excuse that I co-host with my wife Judie Sedrick

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