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It’s Okay to Be Wrong

June 30, 2026 / 00:37

This episode discusses parenting mistakes, the importance of acknowledging them, and how this can affect relationships with children. Key topics include communication, understanding, and emotional growth.

The conversation highlights the idea that parents should be open to admitting when they are wrong. Acknowledging mistakes can help improve relationships with children, as discussed by the guest.

There is an emphasis on how failure to recognize these mistakes can lead to misunderstandings and resentment. The guest shares personal experiences that illustrate the impact of this dynamic.

Overall, the episode encourages parents to foster open communication and acceptance of their imperfections to strengthen family bonds.

TLDR

Parents should acknowledge their mistakes to improve relationships with children.

Episode

0:37

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I think more parents need to be open to the idea that it's okay to be wrong and it's okay to have made a mistake and it

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doesn't mean that your child doesn't want anything to do with you. It just means that they sometimes want you to

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recognize that this wasn't the best decision in that time. And that's all it takes is sometimes

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just that acknowledgement. And [clears throat] then we can move forward from that. But when you don't

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acknowledge it, I think that's where a lot of the like you're saying that hate mail kind of comes from of like, well, I

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did everything right. And they you know, and then they went down this other path

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and it it it's it's frustrating.

Episode Highlights

The Power of Acknowledgment
Parents should recognize their mistakes to strengthen relationships with their children.
“Sometimes just that acknowledgement is all it takes.”
@ 00m 16s
June 30, 2026

Episode Quotes

Sometimes just that acknowledgement is all it takes.
It’s Okay to Be Wrong

Key Moments

Acknowledgment00:16
Frustration00:33