Shawn French

And I, and I really want to dive into that because, you know, there's parents listening right now.

And even some kids that are listening is like, wow, we don't eat dinner together at the dinner table.

We don't have breakfast together.

Everybody's moving around.

There's no connection.

Um, how have these things allowed you to connect with your husband and your children more?

I love that.

No, it's a great point.

I think having the children take ownership of their part in the system is really massive because the power of choice in this world is everything.

You can either feel like you had a vote or you can feel like you're being forced to do something.

And if I know, as an adult, 47-year-old man, if I feel like I'm being forced to do something or told to do something, I don't do it with very much intention at all.

I'm like, well, to hell with this shit.

Like, I...

I'm checking off the box here.

I'm in and I'm out.

But if I'm included in the decision-making process of, Hey, what, what part of this would you like to take?

It's much easier to digest and then really, you know, become fully immersed in, you know, um, we, and the other thing that I really enjoyed there is the multiple ways to connect.

Like I just, you know, dinner table, you know, we, I mentioned to you this last week when we were talking on the phone, um,

There's nothing at the dinner table that can even border criticism or constructive criticism.

It is, how was your day?