22 Quotes by Meg Meeker

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    True masculinity is the moral exercise of authority.

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    More important than succeeding at work is succeeding with your family.

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    Instead of saying, “I love you because you’re so beautiful,” tell her that you love her because there is no one else in the world like her.

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    Love her extraordinarily. This is the heart of great fathering. Chapter.

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    At the beginning of her life, she will feel your love. At the end of her life, you will be on her mind. And what happens in between is up to you. Love her extraordinarily. This is the heart of great fathering.

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    When you teach her always to think about other people, to put herself in their shoes, to know that everyone – her friends, neighbors, and sister and brother – is important, you’ll give her the gift of friendship and living to the fullest as a caring, social being. If you teach your daughter to be good rather than simply happy, she will become both. Teaching your daughter humility is a wonderful gift. And it can be taught only by example.

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    Be calm, patient, and frank. Tell her that women in magazines aren’t the best role models, that people who judge everyone on their looks probably have terrible self-esteem issues. Tell her that what matters is not how thin someone is, but what her character is. And tell her what is great about her, what you like about her, what you hope for her.

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    People are valuable because they’re human, not because of what they do.

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    Humility, however, prevents bullying and being bullied. When your daughter recognizes that all humans have equal value and never esteems herself above another, she doesn’t worry about asserting her superiority or take seriously a bully’s taunts. She knows that our worth is not in what we do, what we have, or what we are capable of being, but in the fact that we are human.

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