Show notes
Welcome to week 3 of our "Best Of" series!
As Dr. Townsend states about entitlement, "This isn't a generational problem; it's a human problem."
Apparently, a lot of parents in our generation don't want their kids to be entitled. It was the most listened to episode of season 3!
Entitlement, according to Dr. John Townsend, is "a belief that I am exempt from responsibility and that I am owed special treatment." Unfortunately, you don't have to look too far today to find entitled kids--and adults!
In this episode, Dr. Townsend helps parents learn how to not raise entitled kids. An incredibly practical discussion, you'll learn the three antidotes to entitlement and hear Dr. Townsend explain the following three ways to apply the antidote:
* Change your language
* Do hard things first
* Keep inconvenient commitments
Dr. Townsend encourages us, "Kids need to grow up at a dinner table where mom and dad are doing interesting things." Here's to being parents who take responsibility, live well, and show our kids how to be grateful.
Show Notes:
Learn from a Role Play Coach. Join TownsendNOW today!
To learn more about Townsend Leadership Program, click here.
Learn more about earning a Master's degree through the Townsend Institute. Click here.
To purchase The Entitlement Cure by Dr. John Townsend, click here.
As Dr. Townsend states about entitlement, "This isn't a generational problem; it's a human problem."
Apparently, a lot of parents in our generation don't want their kids to be entitled. It was the most listened to episode of season 3!
Entitlement, according to Dr. John Townsend, is "a belief that I am exempt from responsibility and that I am owed special treatment." Unfortunately, you don't have to look too far today to find entitled kids--and adults!
In this episode, Dr. Townsend helps parents learn how to not raise entitled kids. An incredibly practical discussion, you'll learn the three antidotes to entitlement and hear Dr. Townsend explain the following three ways to apply the antidote:
* Change your language
* Do hard things first
* Keep inconvenient commitments
Dr. Townsend encourages us, "Kids need to grow up at a dinner table where mom and dad are doing interesting things." Here's to being parents who take responsibility, live well, and show our kids how to be grateful.
Show Notes:
Learn from a Role Play Coach. Join TownsendNOW today!
To learn more about Townsend Leadership Program, click here.
Learn more about earning a Master's degree through the Townsend Institute. Click here.
To purchase The Entitlement Cure by Dr. John Townsend, click here.
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