Kids & Family
Hugh is the founder of the Resilience Project and a great bloke. He is dedicated to helping people improve their mental health and resilience. There’s simply too much to write here about the resilience project so just google him- he and his team are doing really great work. On this occasion he joins us to talk about being a father to his son and the one that is on the way. https://theresilienceproject.com.au https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-imperfects/id1476501557 Topics discussed. Kids can be cruel. A few amusing anecdotes involving poo and farts. Is swearing really that bad?? People tell you it’s hard but it’s much harder than that! Oh, how we forget the trauma… Let’s have another one! Give the first born a present from the new baby: a lesson in Diplomacy. Siblings become friends in the end. New Yorkers are more friendly when you’ve got a baby. Hugh gets an answer he didn’t want- two kids are much harder than one. The origins of the resilience project. Being over worked when you’ve got a tough child. Exercise as much as you can and find a sport you can’t lose. Purpose for mental health. Vulnerability disarms and relieves stress. Men shouldn’t be allowed in politics. Hugh, teaching in Indian, witnessed uncommon joy. Resilience on the internet- what’s coming next. Kids need to know life isn’t always fair. Man up! Derek misunderstood what it meant at the footy. Hugh’s podcast: the imperfects. Dan overshares. Notting Hill.