Raising Legends™

Parenting is the hardest thing you’ll ever love. It tests your patience. Exposes your ego. Drains your energy. And somehow… It’s still the most meaningful work you’ll ever do. To every mom and dad fighting quiet battles tonight — Keep going.

@DadGrowth This is how legends are raised.

When you create w your kids, over time you build: Inside jokes Shared worlds Family traditions Creative confidence This becomes your family’s culture.

@PrinceDoctrine Presence and leadership.

The weak father is not absent. Hi is worse than absent. He is present and still fails to lead. At least the absent father leaves a vacuum. The weak father fills the space with nothing and his children watch it happen every single day.

@JordanMLipsky Great story. Thanks for sharing. We have a rule in our house: create more than you consume.

Milton Wright's parenting philosophy: Handed his kids a broken toy • Didn't fix it • Didn't explain it • Walked away His boys spent weeks figuring out why it flew Then they spent the rest of their lives doing the same thing

@JordanMLipsky Yes sir. Everything starts there.

@RaiseLegends the best thing a parent can do is help their kids believe in themselves

Say this to your kids every day. Say it until they believe it.

@ModernDad Awesome! Simple stuff like this sticks.

@RaiseLegends Printing and stealing

@michellemcb2530 ❤️ means a lot

@RaiseLegends ❣️

@Shan_Specter Appreciate that 🙏 and trying to pass it on to my boys.

@RaiseLegends Loving the positive vibes

@Thebestfigen Parenthood in two pictures 😅

There's a certain humor to it.

@DanielleBFranz Starts with us.

Literacy starts at home.

@jonbrooks I think we stopped showing how good it actually is.

My friends in their 30s are deciding not to have kids They’re saying two things: They don’t have the money It’s inconvenient to their lifestyle This is not good. What do we do?

@DocStrangelove2 She’s got a better emergency plan than most adults.

That's what we call a survivor.

@BillyM2k Starting a family.

what was the best decision of your life?

@elonmusk @AmandaAskell They’re the legacy.

@AmandaAskell Children are what really matter

Perhaps I should get married again so that the media has a more recent man they can reference any time they mention me or my work.

@Codie_Sanchez This is what I want my kids to feel growing up.

It's really the small things in life that matter. Are you healthy? Do you have family? Friends to invite over? Work that stretches you? That's being truly rich.

@TaraBull Hoping he’s good 🙏

Pray for Chuck Norris 🙏🏻❤️

@IAmSteveHarvey Right where I wake up every morning. Next to my family.

If you could wake up anywhere in the world tomorrow, where would it be?

@usedgov Starts with us.

Literacy starts at home.

@jackiekenoyer Great post. It’s what they learn, not what they get.

Everyone talks about how to make your kids rich. But most of that advice is about doing the work *for* your kids. Investing *for* my kids might build an amount. But it misses the point. It doesn’t build habits or skills *in* them. Real generational wealth happens when we pass down money skills and habits, not just money. We want our kids to learn to give, invest, and save part of every dollar they get first. Then spend from what’s left. So my kids split *all* the money they earn and get as gifts between: give, invest, save, and spend. My 4 year old splits her money evenly. My older two (9 and 11) decide how their own amounts. The goal isn’t perfect math. It’s building money habits early. Real generational wealth is passed down through behavior, not balances.

@adcwaste Work’s a breeze compared to that 😂

Managing a waste business has nothing on wrangling my family of 7 through an airport