Author: Dad Well Done Team

Have you ever wondered how to stop cursing so much? Maybe you’ve tried but it hasn’t worked. According to research, using bad language leaves a negative impression on others, even those who are not offended by profanity. This same research also found that people who swear are perceived as being unintelligent, untrustworthy, and less likable. It’s common sense in most English-speaking cultures that learning how to stop swearing will make you come across as more respectable and intelligent, but how do you do it? If you’ve spent the majority of your life using curse words, it can feel like that…

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Based on research and expert opinions, encouraging children to try new things can be beneficial for their personal growth and development. However, the approach should be balanced and not forceful. Children often have a limited understanding of the world around them, and they may not realize that they could enjoy something they’ve never tried before. Introducing them to new experiences can help them discover new interests and passions that they may not have otherwise considered. It can also broaden their perspective and increase their confidence and resilience. That being said, it’s important to respect your child’s interests and preferences. If…

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Being a working dad can sometimes feel like an impossible task. You want to be around more for your kids, but you also want to provide for their future. You feel guilty no matter which road you take, and some days feel like you’re choosing between the lesser evil. But there is hope. You CAN be a working dad who provides AND is there for your family. Being a working dad doesn’t mean you have to be an absent dad. Although it isn’t easy, there is a way to balance the two. With some thoughtful planning, communication, and dedication, it…

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If you’ve looked at the cost of college tuition lately (which is typically around $10,000 and up per year), you might be asking yourself, “Should my kid go to college? Is college worth it?“ According to several studies, nearly 90% of high school graduates say they want to go to college of some sort after high school, yet only about half of High school graduates say they feel prepared to go to college or begin a career. Of the large majority of high school seniors who say they want to go to college, about half of them enter college without…

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I don’t have to tell you this, but we live in a society that loves to argue. And regardless of what the world may tell us, that isn’t always a bad thing. An argument, by definition, is simply a statement or set of statements that determine the value of something. It’s an exchange of clearly defined viewpoints in order to find the truth – which is usually determined by the combining of multiple viewpoints. So arguments in and of themselves are not all bad. The question is, how can you win an argument in order to persuade and influence people…

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Have you ever sat down in a broken chair? If so, you know it’s a feeling that’s hard to forget. One moment, you have complete confidence that you’re about to rest your legs and all is well, and the next moment you find yourself plummeting unexpectedly and unforgivingly through the bottom of a chair onto the hard ground. The worst part about it isn’t the fall, either. The worst part about it is the humiliation that comes from falling out of your chair. We try to laugh it off and pretend like we meant to do it like falling out…

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There’s a lot being said in our culture about purpose – mainly that each person has a unique purpose and that we all should be pursuing that. But is that realistic for busy parents? Should they be chasing some high and lofty purpose that’s both grandiose and world-changing? Think about it for a minute. There are over 7 billion people on this earth. Are every single one of those people supposed to be “world changers”? How can that be possible? I mean, some of us have to do “everyday work” like raising kids, earning a living, and keeping a secure…

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The Glock 23 is a popular pistol produced by the Austrian company Glock. It is chambered in .40 S&W, a powerful cartridge that provides plenty of stopping power for self-defense, law enforcement, and military use. In this article, we will review the pros and cons of the Glock 23 pistol. Glock 23 Pros: Reliability: Glock is known for producing some of the most reliable firearms on the market, and the Glock 23 is no exception. It is designed to function flawlessly in harsh conditions, making it an excellent choice for anyone who needs a dependable handgun. Accuracy: The Glock 23…

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Marriage is a sacred bond between two individuals who vow to love and cherish each other for better or for worse. But man can it be tough sometimes. And trying to learn how to be a better husband can seem like an unending, and often discouraging, task. But no matter where you are right now, it’s possible to be a better husband. And no matter how tough it gets, it’s essential to take responsibility for the happiness and well-being of your spouse. Being a better husband requires constant effort, empathy, and understanding. Here are some tips on how to be a…

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Legos are awesome. No doubt there. But if you’ve ever wondered, “Where are the Legos for adults?” You’ve landed in the right place. Lego, the world-renowned toy company, has been producing sets for kids and adults alike for decades. While the company’s primary focus has always been on children, Lego has increasingly started catering to adults who want to get in on the building fun. With advanced sets featuring complex designs and challenging builds, Lego’s adult offerings have become increasingly popular. In this article, we’ll be taking a look at some of the best adult Lego sets available on the…

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