Dan Seaborn is the President at Holland Sentinel. He covers a range of topics including UPS, holidays, Christmas, and parenting, often highlighting the intersection of these themes in everyday life. Dan's insights and stories are featured in Holland Sentinel, where he engages readers with his unique perspective on seasonal celebrations and family dynamics.
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Dan Seaborn's focus is on family and relationships, particularly within the context of local community in Michigan. He seems to value expert commentary, seasonal content, and opinion editorials.
If you're considering reaching out to Dan with a pitch, keep in mind that he appears most receptive to those who can provide expert insight into familial dynamics or offer perspectives tied to specific seasons or events happening locally. It would also be beneficial if your pitch aligns with his "Winning at Home" series while providing practical advice or personal anecdotes related to family life and relationships within the local Michigan community.
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When you jump in and start cleaning up the piles of negative behaviors in your family and personal life, I believe you’ll see improvements.
The way we handle the ups and downs of life will be the way that we’re “training” the kids in our lives to handle those moments.
I truly believe every single person will benefit from developing contentment in our lives.
As a parent, it’s very important that you keep a listening ear.
If we want our relationships to look different as we move forward, we have to move past the ruts they’ve been in before.
I want to spend a little time looking at each trait and asking you to evaluate how you’re doing with living them out in your life and relationships.
I have very different rules and expectations for my grandkids than I did for my kids as they were growing up.
One of the wisest things we can do as parents is to remember what we were like when we were our children’s age.
Moving our kids into dorm rooms and knowing we’d go from seeing them every day to seeing them every couple of months was a huge change.
What are your long-term goals, and are you making decisions on a daily basis that bring you closer to those goals?
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