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Help Me Understand - Episode 12, "Building Your Pillars of Character" with Jeff McLeod

from Help Me Understand · host JK McLeod

In this episode of the podcast, JK has a conversation with his Dad, Jeff McLeod, on the importance of character. Since Achievers In Life in 1995, Jeff McLeod has placed a focus on building and developing character in the lives of boys ages 4 and up.  Through this focus on character, Mr. McLeod believes that not only boys, but all people, can grow to be responsible and productive members of their communities. Take a listen as JK and his Dad talk about the 6 Pillars of Character (Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, CItizenship), and share anecdotes around their relationship and how the principles of character have been implemented in their lives. This is a conversation that is not only relevant for today's times, but speaks to building a foundation that can be applicable for the rest of your life. To learn more about Achievers In Life, Inc, visit: https://www.achieversinlife1.org/ Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/helpmeunderstand_podcast/

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