Phase 1—Practice (Catch. Question. Release.)
Your daughter didn't trigger you. Your fear did.
You'll be able to Catch your triggers when those physical sensations hit. More importantly, you'll have the courage to admit that you're triggered.
Your daughter didn't trigger you. Your fear did.
You'll be able to Catch your triggers when those physical sensations hit. More importantly, you'll have the courage to admit that you're triggered.
Once you're not afraid to admit, we'll move on to Question. Here's how it works.
I'll be your training partner. I’ll say the exact words you always react to, and we spar.
NO EGO, NO BACKING OUT. ONLY YOUR VULNERABILITY AND FEAR. THAT'S WHERE YOUR TRIGGER ATTACKS.
Once we figure out the fear behind your trigger, we move on to Release.
I'll be there with you as your cornerman and face your fear alongside you. We'll find a way to prove to yourself that you've outgrown those fears.
And finally, what used to trigger you has nothing on you.
* C.Q.R. sessions have no time limit.
Once you're not afraid to admit, we'll move on to Question. Here's how it works.
I'll be your training partner. I’ll say the exact words you always react to, and we spar.
NO EGO, NO BACKING OUT. ONLY YOUR VULNERABILITY AND FEAR. THAT'S WHERE YOUR TRIGGER ATTACKS.
Once we figure out the fear behind your trigger, we move on to Release.
I'll be there with you as your cornerman and face your fear alongside you. We'll find a way to prove to yourself that you've outgrown those fears.
And finally, what used to trigger you has nothing on you.
* C.Q.R. sessions have no time limit.
Phase 2—Debut
This is a reality check on how you react to the triggers when your daughter is actually in the room.
When she says or does the same thing that used to trigger you, this time, your patience doesn't suddenly disappear. Your face doesn't go cold. Your voice doesn't drop.
You stop reacting like your parents. You become the patient dad you said you would be.
Phase 3—Score Card (Your Kid)
This is the moment of truth. Are you a more patient dad than you were two weeks ago?