177 - Take More Risks. Rhythms become the Fallback

It started with MJ saying we need to take more risks as a family and somehow that turned into tent camping with a baby.

In this episode, we talk about why having strong rhythms isn't just about running a tight ship; it's what gives you the freedom to shake things up, try something hard, and actually recover from it. Plus, it’s a practical way we're teaching our kids to take measured risks.

You'll walk away with:

• • Why your rhythms aren't a ceiling, they're a launchpad for taking risks
  • If you don't know how to do the thing, just do it bad first and go from there

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Resources Referenced:

• https://youtu.be/gjwofYhUJEM?si=eJ5-LePa6alYe41m

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Continue the conversation:

→ Your Next Listen: Ep. 133 — The Legacy We Hope to Build, Not Raising Entitled Kids — if raising kids who embrace hard things resonates, this one goes deeper into the legacy we’re trying to build.

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