The hidden reality about parenting
Blanka Falk welcomes Paul Thornton to discuss the intersection of leadership and parenting through the lens of his 3D leadership concept. Throughout his career, Paul has been a student and teacher of leadership concepts and principles. He spent 20 years in the corporate world working in human resources and leadership development. In addition, he spent 20 years as a college professor, coach, and speaker. Paul has also applied many of his leadership insights as a coach, manager, team leader, parent, and grandparent. He has written over 100 articles and 25 books on various aspects of management and leadership. The conversation highlights key aspects of effective parenting, emphasizing the importance of allowing children to struggle and learn independently. Book available: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Paul+B.+Thornton&crid=16GVJIM2CB01Q&sprefix=paul+b.+thornton%2Caps%2C107&ref=nb_sb_noss
Key Points
- Parents act as leaders by modeling and teaching effective leadership styles to their children.
- Utilizing directing, discussing, and delegating styles appropriately helps children develop essential skills such as listening, thinking, and working independently.
- Self-awareness and clarity in one's values are crucial for both parents and leaders to provide effective guidance and support.
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