Lessons For My Kids Kevin Hannegan

Spotify has changed the platform, so LFMK is winding down. There may be one more episode, but this is the end. There may be on more episode. These will be some last rambling thoughts of guidance. Good luck to you and thank you so much for listening.


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The best advice can come from people who have lived long lives. Those with experience tend to have "been there" and "done that". They know what it takes to lvie a good life. Charlie Munger was well known and respected across the world. His biggest piece of advice was to invest in yourself and let go of envy.

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Being a servant leader means you show up and help your team to be better. You get to know your employees, students, players, etc. and work to give them the tools they need to succeed. Recognize their differences, and praise their achievements. Former U.S. President John Quincy Adams put it, “if your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” Thank you for listening.




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What are principles? They are the moral anchors of who we are and what push us to be better. We live by our principles. We need to review what is important as we go through life. Principles keep us grounded. Things like humility, playing fair, honesty, being generous and giving, as well as being true to ourselves. These are just a few examples of what we discuss today. To my kids, I love you. And this podcast will be coming to an end in only a few more episodes. Thank you again for listening.


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Scammers will do anything to get someone to give up money or access to personal information. Know the signs to prevent you from being a victim of these crimes. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) shared some key tips, especially when you are called. First, once you determine a scam call, remain calm. Remember, government agencies will not call you on the phone. Next, do not give out personal information, click links, or download anything. Phone numbers included on emails or texts are not going to the real company or agency. Also, only scammers will ask for cash, crypto currency, or gift cards. These are not traceable. They may also ask to meet at an address not connected to the business or agency. Do not go. Alert the police or agency of the scam immediately. Thank you for listening.


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In a surprise to you...parents and teachers do not know everything. There is no one and no machine with all of the world's knowledge. We learn bits and pieces throughout our lives and continue learning for our entire lives, sewing the information together. It's okay to say you don't know the answer to something. There could be multiple answers, varying ways to reach answers, or no answer at all. If we don't know an answer, we can seek help, use technology, and work together to find one.


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