Thanks Phillip, my son is 17 and daughter is 8, I think finding the right place (community/gym) has helped keep my kids motivated, coupled with the work we do at home. I train with my kids so they can see I’m sweating and hurting with them. I know with my son after his first two losses his motivation just skyrocketed after we changed our approach in the gym thanks to Darus condensed conjugate method, took his fight game to the next level and got his first win. It’s hard to stay motivated in a world of distraction, so I focus more on the discipline side of things, coz delayed gratification is deemed as boring to this digital generation and in a world driven by instant satisfaction it’s hard to find inspiration to constantly motivate them, so I straight challenge em man, i challenge there pattern of thought, i challenge their approach to the way they face the day and their training, all with the purpose of pursuing a better self and to not be of this world. I give em tasks to complete when they train and help them identify areas for growth so they can give themselves the best chance at being the best they can be, and honestly man the completion of those tasks is the reward, there’s nothing like seeing your kids overcome a challenge they thought they couldn’t match up to. It can be hard at times when we fight back against what the world offers (comfort) so I try keep them in line with what God intends for us and it’s never an easy path. I guess it’s one punch at a time my bro. Appreciate you man, God Bless. 🙌🏻