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The Secret to an Intentional Summer | V154

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Should kids spend the entire summer relaxing?

Or is there a better balance between rest, growth, and unforgettable family memories?

In this episode of High Performance Parenting, Greg and Jacquie are joined by daughters Chrissy and Abby to share how their family intentionally structures summer so their children continue growing while still having an incredible time together.

In this episode you'll learn:

  • How to balance summer freedom with healthy structure
  • Why "work before play" creates greater enjoyment
  • Helping kids develop responsibility without overwhelming them
  • Teaching entrepreneurship through real businesses
  • Why reading and learning shouldn't stop during summer
  • How travel becomes part of your child's education
  • Creating a summer your children genuinely enjoy


Your family's summer doesn't have to look like everyone else's.

Design one that helps your children grow while creating lifelong memories.

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