Ken Rideout

I'm just showing you in the book how I did it.

Here's how I changed careers.

Here's how I got sober.

Here's how I got married.

Here's how I adopted children.

Here's how I raised my kids.

Everyone is scared of any kind of change.

Anything that you're thinking about doing that's hard, of course it's scary.

So I use my kids as a lot of examples.

My one's middle son is very timid, but he's very athletic.

He's playing baseball, so he's up at bat.

Every time the pitch comes, he steps like away from the box.

And I'm like, so after the game, and I parent them all differently because they're all different.

And I try not to be intense, but it's hard enough.

for them to be my kids because they know that I want to die to win, but I don't try to put that on them, but they, it's inevitable that they pick up on that.

It's inevitable.

So it's hard for me to like, cause all I stress is effort.

I don't care about winning and I it's well, we'll get into it more, but.

So I said to him, buddy, every time the guy throws the pitch, it looks like you're scared.

You're stepping out and he's like, I am scared.