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Todd and Cathy discuss about how genuine curiosity helps our kids really hear us and value what we’re saying. The same goes for understanding each other in a partnership or empathizing with someone from a different gender perspective. When we’re open about not having all the answers, it paves the way for learning and staying connected.
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(00:00:00) Intro
(00:19:31) Team Zen
(00:21:27) Can’t throw water at a closed door
(00:26:24) Having a conversation with your kids about Sephora *
(00:40:42) The greatness of Caitlin Clark- the difference ways of greatness *
(00:48:41) Jeremy Kraft from Avid Painting and Remodeling 630-956-1800
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