ksandilands
Registered: 05/02/07
Posts: 1
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Thank you for the weekend Acct seminar. Really enjoyed it and got a lot of helpful stuff from that and the book.(still reading, just about done).
Was just wondering if you plan to add anything in the curriculum on Parenting Accountably? Wyatt is a bit younger than my two boys but now that I am on this path I have a real desire to stay on purpose with my kids. Just a thought....
Hope this finds you well and happy. Loved the picture at the end of the book (yah I know I just told you I am not finished, I like to see where I am going!! )
Look forward to hearing you again at some point through evolution,
Regards,
Kathryn ( the one who co created lateness for the accountability seminar! Great irony eh?!)
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Registered: 01/30/07
Posts: 7
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Hello Kathryn,
Good to hear from you, that is a great question, I have 3 followup books that are planned.
• Reframe Your Blame, Being Financially Accountable in a Debt Ridden World
• Reframe Your Blame, Creating Relationships that Work
• Reframe Your Blame, Raising the Personally Accountable Child
So yes it is coming, in the meantime role model, role model, role model. Support your children with accountable language, ask them about their choices and most importantly in ALL circumstances (things that are working, things that are not), assist them to focus on the lessons.
Generally kids get personal accountability faster than adults because they have not been reinforcing the payoffs and protections for as long as adults and are more willing to get their needs met more honestly and directly.
Please keep me posted as to how you make out with your boys.
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Jay Fiset
I wish you the joy and freedom of personal accountability!! |
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