The Deborah Peters Show

Self-Improvement

“What strengthened our relationship is learning to have those tough conversations when you need to have them.”
- Jacklyn Purvis

Ever stop to consider what makes you who you are today?

Do you want to develop new habits and simply change cultural norms?

In this episode, we'll hear from Jamie and Jacklyn as they share with us about building good relationships, focusing in particular on the transition between a hierarchical structure in which the parent is in charge and knows more and one in which they are on an equal footing with each other.

Jamie and Jacklyn Purvis are the father-daughter founding team behind the Be Do Have Movement. After seeing so many goal-setting and "success" coaching programs fail, they set out to do something different to create a movement of success-driven people who focus first on BECOMING who they need to be and then watching them as they hit their goals even faster.

Check out these episode highlights:

-The best personal growth workshop you can take is being a parent

-Labels are very important in a relationship

-Accepting responsibility for your actions

-The importance of taking a step back

-How saying “no” is affecting other relationships

-The slave mentality

-Parents encourage their children in developing more higher level conscious experiences

-The tipping moment for a deeper relationship with parents and their children

-The cultural codes that have held us hostage for so long

-Letting go of the 9 to 5 slave mentality

-Holding space for your ego

-The key to freedom is your imagination

Tune in to learn more values from this episode!

Know more about Jamie and Jacklyn:

Website: https://www.bedohavemovement.com/