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Life Talk with a Toddler (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

During one of my homeschool sessions with my son; he surprisingly asked me this question: “Is it REALLY HARD to be an ADULT?”

I was really caught off guard with the question especially coming from a toddler. Many things run in my mind… Do I look stress to him? Does he think I am unhappy? What goes in that toddler mind? So, I calmly asked “Why do you say that?”

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5 Habits to a Happy Marriage (2 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Isabella S.

Founder & Owner of: Whenever Inspiration Stikes

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Beauty and Lifestyle Writer

In today’s digital era, we could be married by Facebook status but not actually in real life. We could be in love, but never actually say ‘I love you’ in person. Falling in love is easy but staying in love requires a lot of work. After years of living under the same roof, we often forget to show love because other things took over –work, kids.

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Kid Talk about Anger (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

A few months ago, one of my coworkers visited us at home during my 4-week vacation and she was venting to me about the situation at work, she was not happy and was angry at the boss. She was on the verge of handing in her resignation letter, it was that bad. So while we were talking, I didn’t realize that my son was listening while he was playing with his legos. It was too late when I realized it:

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Kid Talk About Being Better (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

My son is so excited for this year 2017. He has so many plans:

  1. To be a better brother
  2. To be more obedient to the elderly
  3. To play and have fun
  4. To finish his homeschool curriculum

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Kid Talk about Bullying -Part 3 (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

While I was driving home from our new year’s party with friends, my son said something from his car seat.

Son: Mom, my friend A doesn’t hit me anymore.

I: That’s great! Why do you think so?

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Kid-to-Kid Talk about Fear (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

I sometimes take my son to the fast food to mingle with other kids, the goal is more on him socializing with other kids than eating outside. While we were at a certain fast food, I overheard a cute conversation between my son and another 4 year old girl about fear.

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Kid Talk about Bullying – Part 2 (1 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Etch H.

Founder & Owner of: Smart and Funny Talk

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor and Family & Life Writer

It is sometimes hard to explain to a 3 to 4-year-old kid about bullying especially if the conversation goes like this:

Son: Why do you think my friend A hits me and the other kids all the time whenever we play?

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Why Moving from ‘Parent/Child’ to ‘Adult’ Ego States will Improve your Business (3 min read)

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Matt H.

Founder & Owner of: The Gay Stepdad

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Business, Family & Life and Successful Living Writer

Eric Berne, founder of Transactional Analysis, explained that we have 3 ego states that categorise how we behave both at home and in the workplace. We can either be a parent, an adult or a child. These ego states are  often metaphorically used to describe the varying styles of leadership that we lead or communicate with in the workplace.

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Get a Divorce and Walk Away (1 min read)

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Written By Millionaire’s Digest Team Member: Samia Hassan

Founder & Owner of: Samia J. Hassan

Millionaire’s Digest Team, Contributor, Entertainment, Entrepreneur, Family & Life, Successful Living & Writing Writer

Yes, you heard me get a divorce from your pain, anger, hurt, fear, people, experiences and everything that had done nothing to you but keep and bring you down over and over again.

Why do you choose to stay in contact and in close relationship with all the things that had contributed into leading you to a place other than the one you had forever been envisaging for yourself?! Continue reading Get a Divorce and Walk Away (1 min read) →

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The Honesty of Children: Seeing the World Through a Child’s Eyes

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Written by Millionaire’s Digest Staff Member: Megan Kemmer

Founder & Owner of: Meg Kem Magic

Millionaire’s Digest Staff Team, Author, Beauty and Fashion Writer

If you have read through my “about me” page, you will know that I am a 23-year old college student, currently in my second semester of graduate school. I do not have children of my own, but I absolutely love kids and try to be around them as often as possible, whether it’s through babysitting, visiting friends with kids, or volunteering at the local YMCA or Head Start programs.

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