Sips of Water

In the season 1 final episode, Dr. Soule gives unusual pieces of advice that are far more impactful that your typical cliches.

Responding to a comment, Dr. Soule shares the importance on pushing your children to do their best and giving them feedback.

De. Soule discusses identity and how to raise a child who is receptive to feedback so that they can grow. In adults, a sense of identity is needed to see your value, which Dr. Soule adamantly declares is not your sexuality. You are worth more than sex.

In this episode, Dr. Soule discusses the importance on disciplining your children in a way that teaches them to be curious. Learning to let go of small things that don’t really matter is difficult for parents, but important to foster curiosity in children.

In this parenting episode, Dr. Soule discusses the critical steps needed to discipline a child. He differentiates between punishment and discipline, and places the burden on parents to model appropriate behavior and remember their primary duty is to teach a child how to comply with expectations that live within four critical categories.

Dr. Soule shares three rules to help your child be successful. 1-Understanding that they are bound by ethics, rules, and laws, 2-teaching them to stand up for themselves, and 3-teaching them that there is a time and a place to fight. The importance of authority and appropriately managing conflict or responding to unethical rules or leadership are stressed in this episode.

Dr. Soule shares his thoughts on the cycle of abuse by highlighting some of the different manipulative strategies used by abusive people. By recognizing the warning signs of abuse early, you can get out of a dangerous relationship quickly.

Dr. Soule highlights a concept from the book “Domestic: One man’s story of living in abuse and how to get out”. He outlines a hierarchy on the formation of abuse and how to recognize early that a relationship is on the path for disaster.

Dr. Soule ask a very difficult question, “If you could go back in time and talk to your younger self, what advice would you give?” He recounts the most common dying regret during his experience working as a hospice chaplain. Dr. Soule shares that the best thing you can do is maximize the time that you do have.

Dr. Soule discusses some issues with movements designed to sexualize children at a young age and possible ramifications of these movements.

In this episode, Dr. Soule shares some brief advice on how to deal with the stress of a crying baby, and touches on how people communicate differently.

Dr. Soule shares one thing that parents and teachers do wrong and explains the importance of the question “why?”

Presidential candidate Donald Trump was injured in an assassination attempt during a political rally in Pennsylvania. During this attempt, several people were injured, the shooter was killed, and a firefighter lost his life, trying to protect his family from the gunfire. Dr. Soule reiterates how finding the truth instead of following a political party blindly can help prevent this type of thing fr...

Dr. Soule tells a short parable about how life is like driving a car, this story is designed to make you reflect on the way your life is going and the changes you do have control over.

Respecting ourselves and others is grounded in the truth. In order to show respect we must seek and reveal the truth.

Dr. Josh Soule shares the importance on practicing gratitude in our daily lives. Time passes in the blink of an eye and if we do not appreciate the small moments, they will one day be gone.

We are often far more kind to others than we are to ourselves. Today, take a few minutes to be kind to yourself. Start small and work up to bigger goals.

Kindness means taking action. This short introductory episode is designed to inspire you to take action when others do nothing.