T-I-M-E. Adjust priorities by selectively
is one truth. You know your truth. Allow
respectful, reasonable consequences.
picking through social and business
children to fi nd theirs. Model the way
activities and getting rid of old obliga-
you live your truth and support young
Check perception.
tions and habits that prevent you from
people in their efforts to fi nd and trust
Perception of any situation is always a
investing time with your children.
theirs.
choice. Ask yourself, “Is this way of see-
Cut down on talking.
Give children space.
ing this problem the one that brings the
The fi rst step towards love is to listen.
Yes, protect them, keep them safe and
most light and love to the situation?”
Reduce the need to explain, lecture,
give them guidance. Also, unclutter
Use this present moment to enlighten
moralize, rationalize and convince.
their lives by giving them space. The
past parenting perceptions and actions.
Instead, give children the gift of your
more you think you know about how
A thorough uncluttering of your
presence by hearing, rather than telling;
their life should unfold, the less you
parenting style can work like a fresh
acknowledging, instead of convincing;
will be present to the way their life is
coat of paint, brightening both the
and understanding, rather than jumping
unfolding now; you will miss what is.
exterior and the interior of everyone
to conclusions. involved to make family life sparkle.
Fix it up.
Uncluttering makes room to inject the
Apologize and begin again.
Do you need to remedy a faltering rela-
positive energy and love that produce
Do you need to make amends with a
tionship, unsupervised use of TV or the
healthier family relationships.
child? If so, tell her what you learned
Internet, or another recurring stressor?
and what you intend to do differently
Fix your mind fi rst, so that you are
Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman are
from now on. Then, follow through.
tuned into fi xing problems, rather than
the authors of the book, Teaching the
Unclutter the history of accumulated
fi xing blame.
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