
The Daily Dad

When I first began to write . . . I needed to use the time before they said, Mama—and that was always around five in the morning.
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
nurture trumped nature,
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
“But I was too busy reading books to be bad.”
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
The primary language of children is behavior.
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
LOVE UNCONDITIONALLY (THE ONLY THING THEY REALLY WANT)
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
live an honorable life treat our spouse well (and respect our marriage) teach our children to be honest and reliable refrain from spoiling them
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
How we do anything is how we do everything is the lesson parents have to pass along to their kids. Leaving a mess isn’t just a mess—it shows that you’re a mess.
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
glory and accomplishment are of far less importance than the creation of character and the individual good life.
Ryan Holiday • The Daily Dad
Will you haunt them or guide them?