Teaching My Sons How to Shake a Man's Hand
Might sound old fashioned but a firm handshake means something. Been teaching my boys since they were little that how you greet someone says everything about your character. No dea
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Traditional values, southern gentleman leadership, raising respectful kids, teaching honor and integrity.
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Might sound old fashioned but a firm handshake means something. Been teaching my boys since they were little that how you greet someone says everything about your character. No dea
Got laid off yesterday. My wife doesn't know yet. Before I tell her, I'm going to have a plan. That's what it means to be the head of your household. You don't panic, you don't let
My nephew won't even help me work on the truck because his mom says he might hurt himself. What happened to learning by doing? Getting some dirt under your nails, skinning a knee,
Been working with my 8 year old on his handshake. Firm grip, eye contact, say the man's name back to him. My dad taught me this and I'm determined to pass it on. Took him to shake
Had my boy's little league coach compliment me yesterday on how my 10 year old gave him a firm handshake and looked him in the eye. Made me proud as hell. Been working with him sin
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I was thinking about this the other day. My grandfather never came to the table without being properly dressed. Now I see guys in gym shorts at restaurants. I still wear a proper s
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Been thinking a lot about this as my oldest gets older. Seems like everything now is negotiable and people just say whatever gets them out of trouble. I'm trying to teach my boys t
My dad always said you don't have to be rich but you should always be clean and neat. That stuck with me. Now I'm passing it on. Making sure the boys understand that how you presen
Been working with my 7 year old on his handshake. My dad taught me when I was young and I realized nobody does this anymore. Firm grip, look them in the eye, say your name clear. W
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They play the anthem before youth soccer tournaments now and I always stand with my hand over my heart. Most people just sit there on their phones. Got some looks but I don't care.
My grandfather was the kind of man who kept his promises, respected his wife completely, and stood for something. He was quiet about it but everyone knew where he stood. I've been
Got into a discussion at work about taking responsibility for mistakes versus making excuses. Most guys just blame circumstances. I was raised that a man admits when he screws up,
Trying to raise my boy the right way. I want him to know how to work hard, respect women, keep his word, and stand up for what's right. But everything around us seems to be working
Wrote a thank you note by hand to my daughter's teacher and my wife thought it was weird. Said most people just send an email. But my mom taught me that certain things matter, you
A lot of guys my age have stopped dressing up for Sunday service. I don't get it. Going to church is sacred and it deserves respect. I wear my best suit, polish my shoes, and make
My 12yo opened the car door for his mother last week without being told and I nearly teared up. This is old school courtesy that nobody teaches anymore but it's not about being wea
Started a new tradition where we practice handshakes at the dinner table. My boys are learning that how you greet someone says a lot about your character. A weak handshake shows we