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Tom Brady’s Band of Brothers
On November 12, 2024, future Hall of Famer Tom Brady joined Harvard Business School professor Nitin Nohria at a Fortune Magazine symposium to discuss ...
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Train but Don’t Neglect Recovery
Athletes will tell you that working out is not the most important part of training. Recovery is the number one cause of athletic injuries is the lack ...
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Lighthouse Parents Have More Confident Kids
In an article in The Atlantic, Russel Shaw writes:
When my son was a toddler, I realized how much my emotional reactions influenced his. If I showed worry ...
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Opie's Special Relationship with His TV Dad
Living in Hollywood is a challenge. Growing up as a child actor almost guarantees a life of dysfunction. Without a strong father, Ron Howard could have ...
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Teen Decodes Ancient Egyptian Father's Lessons
Michael Hoffen is a new author, and like him, the central character of his book is a teenager. But there’s quite an age gap between them—about ...
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Cradle Christians
American Protestants are keeping their children in the faith at a higher rate than Catholics or the unaffiliated. The biggest influence: mothers.
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Calming Kids this Way Could Backfire
In today’s digital age, it’s become increasingly common for parents to hand their upset child a smartphone or tablet to calm them down. But ...
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‘Life is Hard’: Tom Brady’s Hall of Fame Speech
Seven-time Superbowl champion Tom Brady was inducted into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame in a ceremony at Gillette Stadium on June 12, 2024. He ...
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Favre's Hall of Fame Tribute to Dad
In his Hall of Fame speech, Brett Favre told a story that he had never shared publicly:
One more thing about my father, and this is something I've ...
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What Men Wish Their Dads Had Taught Them
A father’s influence on their sons is profound. As young men, we look first to our fathers to help lay the foundation for our own future growth. ...
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