I put in practice the information from module one this past weekend with my oldest son I can honestly say what a complete difference it has made. I wasn’t peppering him with questions or trying to manage his life and instead we had such a peaceful and relaxing visit, and I can tell that he felt very heard and accepted. We went to get some ice cream and on the way he picked me up in his car and when I put down the visor on the passenger side, some paper fell out. I went to put it back and he asked me to take a look at it here it was a letter I had written him telling him how much I loved him several years ago, as well as as a list of positive attributes I had wrote about him and given him many years ago. It was such a blessing to see that and know that he treasures that and looks at frequently.

I want to share a few thoughts about this holiday, a parent's legacy, and our upcoming live event. See you then!

I learned that if you go into the classroom section and scroll all the way to the bottom, you can find the past recordings. @Bill Robison thank you for this tip and for taking the time to talk with me yesterday. I appreciate you!

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I started working in module one and listen to the video of 1.2 as well as completed the tasks in my journal. The module is showing 33% completed and so I’m wondering if there’s something that I missed?