Accountability and Self-Awareness
Join our new parenting Facebook Group: “Raising Accountable Kids” Our son, Michael, gave me an odd compliment: “Dad will say a ton of stuff to you
John G. Miller
April 14, 2022
Join our new parenting Facebook Group: “Raising Accountable Kids” Our son, Michael, gave me an odd compliment: “Dad will say a ton of stuff to you
Stuart emailed us saying, “QBQ! totally changed my life.” I wanted to know more, so I typed, “Wonderful, Stuart! How did our material specifically make
I’ve been teaching “Personal Accountability and the QBQ!” since 1994. Kristin, our oldest offspring, has been doing so since 2008. Thankfully, this message is as
Are you willing to make mistakes and wise enough to not repeat those mistakes?
I don’t know why, but nothing intrigues me more than outstanding customer service. Maybe it’s because, after 35 years in the training and development
When my personal experience at the Rockbottom Restaurant became Chapter One of the QBQ! book — “Jacob and the Diet Coke” — little did I know
We’ve probably all been admonished at some point to “Stop complaining!” Amiright? Addictions can be tough to break, though. Question: Are you hooked on complaining?
1966 Millers with The QBQ! Guy being cool with fingers in ears. Question: Do you blame Mom and/or Dad for how your life is going
Who ‘ya gonna call? Blame Busters! We’ve been working to bust blame at QBQ, Inc. for a long time. Given the human propensity to point
Joe Walsh, longtime rocker and member of the Eagles, nails addiction in his “One Day At A Time” lyrics. (Video here) An addict himself, he