Father's Day Tips

How To Help Your Husband, Dad or Borther Have a Great Father’s Day

~Marty Ozaeta
www.VelocityPerformanceTraining.com
831.869.5348

Make the day about him.
As you well know, once you become a parent, letting a day, or for that matter - even a few hours be about you can be a chore. Make the day about what he enjoys. If he’s a golfer, set a tee time and let him play a round then follow up with a cookout later in the day. If he’s a sports fan, take him to a game. Base the day around what he enjoys.

• Gifts are great – if they’re great gifts.
That doesn’t mean expensive, just thoughtful. The golf or ballgame was a perfect example. Just pass on the ‘let’s get Dad a tie for Father’s Day.’ Not a good plan. , I know mydad would prefer a $5 gift that is thoughtful over a $500 gift that isn’t.

• Make today a starting point.
If you’re like most couples, you probably have a million and one things going on and sometimes it can be a battle to spend as much time together as you’d like. Use Father’s Day as a kind of mid-year Resolution time and commit to start spending a little more time together as a family. Here’s a tip – schedule time to ‘hang out’, both as a family and as a couple. I learned the hard way If you can schedule everything else, there’s no reason family time should be treated with any less importance.

• Get him to workout
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OK – that’s it. Follow these tips and you’ll be well on your way to helping your husband or dad have a great Father’s Day and who knows, you might even get a little more family time and a ‘fitter’ husband, dad, brother out of it as an added bonus!