Are We Raising Victims? 13 Beliefs to NOT Teach Our Children
Skimming a recent Facebook debate, a comment made by a dad caught my eye. In a good way, he masterfully shut down the argument. As
John G. Miller
December 13, 2017
Skimming a recent Facebook debate, a comment made by a dad caught my eye. In a good way, he masterfully shut down the argument. As
For a moment, do your best to ignore the beautiful little boy above. 🙂 I saw a poll indicating a record number of people fear politics-based
Not all of our subscribers are parents, but you all know some parents—so please forward this QBQ! QuickNote to them! Thank you! If you want to grow as a
Grab the new QBQ! Workbook here. Personal, powerful, practical! Note: I did not write this piece from a political view, so let’s not go there. This
Pre-order The QBQ! Workbook to win FREE stuff! Jill and Tim Taylor in Home Improvement In a 1995 episode of Home Improvement, Tim “The Tool
Pruning: “to remove unneeded branches or limbs; to trim; to clear the undesirable” It might be the most common metaphor of all time, but it works. In the collage above: Image One: Our upside
1973: At 15, future @QBQGuy – Johnny “the mascot” – doing his job making sister, Lucy, and bro-in-law, Tom, laugh. There are parallel, if not
This email came to us just the other day. Enjoy! Dear QBQ, Inc.— My manager just took our department through the “Personal Accountability and the
Beyond some super bad holiday portraits taken in some families (we’ve all seen them!, there are some other holiday traditions that we might want to lose.
I love those conflicting two-word phrases called oxymorons … “pretty ugly” “legal brief” “old news” “committee decision” And, “country music.” 🙂 Another: Adult learning We’re