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AFI82 · 03-03-2008, 02:17 PM

You were the one that started the challenge. Just reading that first post months ago, and all of the replies that followed, encouraged me to do something similar.

I've been having a family challenge with my wife, my in-laws, and my dad for the last 2 months. All of it prompted by your initial challenge thread. Know that if you can inspire strangers over the internet, you can definitely inspire your son.

You're not just working for yourself here, you're working for him as well. That means that it's your responsibility to get some outside assistance to help you work through this. Don't be afraid to let him see you struggle. But don't let him see you give up.

03-03-2008, 02:17 PM	#23 (permalink)
AFI82 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 489	You were the one that started the challenge. Just reading that first post months ago, and all of the replies that followed, encouraged me to do something similar. I've been having a family challenge with my wife, my in-laws, and my dad for the last 2 months. All of it prompted by your initial challenge thread. Know that if you can inspire strangers over the internet, you can definitely inspire your son. You're not just working for yourself here, you're working for him as well. That means that it's your responsibility to get some outside assistance to help you work through this. Don't be afraid to let him see you struggle. But don't let him see you give up.