The Three Big Questions for a Frantic Family by Patrick Lencioni

The Three Big Questions for a Frantic Family by Patrick Lencioni

We use this book in our family life each week. We try to run our family with more structure so we can enjoy one another with purpose and less in survival mode, just hanging on.

The Three Big Questions:

1. What makes my family unique?
2. What is my family’s rallying cry right now?
3. How can my family use the answers to these questions today, next week and next year?

My top three takeaways:

1. If we treat our families like a business with goals, objections and reviews, we are able to enjoy one another better and aim at similar results to benefit all family members.
2. Intentionality is key while raising a family. We wouldn’t spend a day in the office not knowing what we needed to do to achieve success. When we decide what success looks like for our families, we can be intentional about achieving it.
3. Narrowing down to one or two things (max) that we can work on with each kiddo is SO much more approachable than trying to work on seven or eight things. It allows for more progress and life lessons to really sink in rather than trying to hit ALL the things we want them to learn. It removes the pressure and allows us to focus on just one or two things.

Click here to get The Three Big Questions by Pat Linchineo, and here for the audio version.

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