What does it mean to be a family guy? Comedian Jeff Foxworthy shares how you might be a family guy if…you are intentional about spending time with your kids. And that you may need to stop doing things for a season in order to make being a dad your priority.
Jeff Foxworthy reminds us: “Life is about choices and consequences. And nothing else that I do in my lifetime is gonna matter a hundred years from now. It’s not gonna matter how many records I sold or how many books, but the kids that I leave behind and the kids that they have, that’s gonna be the only thing that matters a hundred years from now. And so they were always the priority.”
So on today’s podcast, Jeff Foxworthy shares what else a family guy does.
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Discussion Recap
- What does being a family guy mean to you?
- What you do is not who you are
- Your kids know they are your priority
- Stop doing things that interfere with your time with your children
- Focus on what matters and leave a legacy
- What does being a good example to our kids look like on a daily basis?
- Love their mother
- Be consistent
- Know what is most important to you and act accordingly
- Think ahead
- How do you find humor in everyday family interactions?
- What’s one humorous thing that has occurred in your family over the past few months or past year?
Episode Resources
Jeff and Larry’s Comedy Roundup
Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader?
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