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Aaron Ross, Back Again

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Aaron Ross, Back Again

Aaron Ross joins us for his second interview on the podcast. Aaron is a father of nine children, an author, a businessman, and speaker. In our conversation, Aaron talks about adaptability is essential to everyday life, but also how he uses systems to contain the chaos.

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  1. Aaron Ross states that it’s a combination of day-by-day activities to advance the things that he could. Full answer

  2. Ross states that there is a seed of nature in kids, but the nurture part is incredibly impactful for them. Full answer

  3. When parents feel guilty or discouraged about not doing the jobs they think they should, it can motivate parents to become better parents for their kids. Full answer

  4. Things get a lot harder for the first couple years after having children. You have to invest in your own relationship. Full answer

  5. You have to ask yourself if you’re avoiding your family by working more. Full answer

  6. Ross describes chaos as the messy rooms. It takes too much work to spend all this time to clean. You have to pick your battles. Full answer

  7. Ross uses the example of chore time for his kids. He states that when the boundaries are too open ended, the kids becomes lost and confused. Full answer

  8. Aaron Ross tells the 2 Cent Dad podcast that he and his wife try to act consistently, so their kids could describe the family without being handed a slogan. Full answer

  9. On his second 2 Cent Dad interview, Aaron Ross, CEO of Predictable Revenue and author of From Impossible to Inevitable, says fairness is the wrong way to… Full answer

  10. It’s important to work to make more money when you and your family need it. Kids are some of the best motivators to make more money. Full answer

  11. For Ross, he likes to do things with partners because he had more accountability. He states that it’s difficult for him to do stuff alone. Full answer

  12. Don’t forget to make more money, keep looking out for ways to make more money, and don't put things off. Full answer

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