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Co-founder of FamliSec | Strong families are the antidote to a crumbling society | Raising kids to use tech for achievement | Marine Corps Vet | Husband & Dad

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Technology wasn’t designed to help families It was designed to distract and to addict Standard parental controls aren't enough when the network itself is wide open As parents, we’re fighting a losing battle against devices that are nearly impossible to secure And our kids are left exposed As a Dad and a Marine Corps veteran, I've learned: if the environment isn't secure, nothing else matters That’s why I’m building FamliSec: a secure environment that protects your family at home and beyond Because strong families are the antidote to a crumbling society I’m documenting the journey as we reclaim the sanctity of the home If you’re ready to take back control, follow along
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I talked to 100 parents about their kids on the internet The stories were worse than I expected A child messaging strangers on a Bible app A preteen y/o downloading p*rn thru Siri A teen groomed on Roblox The parents had controls in place But they underestimated how connected their kids devices were Online safety means more than downloading Bark
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Real work is measured by cups coffee Drafting a newsletter = 2 - coffee task Walking the dog = 1 - coffee task Building a click funnel = 3 - coffee task 6 coffees = A very good day
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Winning isn't winning if you're winning alone
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Raising kids without access to technology isn't 'protecting them' It just leaves the problems introduced by technology for them to solve later
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Last week I shared a free Digital Safety Assessment What I didn’t expect… was the gift you gave me in return Thoughtful feedback Your feedback was SO good, I decided to rebuild it from scratch to serve you better If you haven’t taken it yet, I’d love your input! (link in bio)
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Most people can learn to enjoy most things
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Expectations for your family are set by what do Never what you say
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FREE ICE CREAM 🍦 I’m testing a 3-minute assessment that shows how secure your home internet actually is. Take it + send me your honest feedback (what’s good / confusing) then go grab your FREE cone from Dairy Queen today Yes, they’re giving them away anyway But now you also get a security score for your home internet Win-win (links below)
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Do you use parental controls on your kids devices?
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If you can’t solder, you aren’t a free man
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If your lifestyle doesn’t have room for raising kids, you should change your lifestyle
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If your opinions come from Facebook reels, they aren’t your opinion
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The best food isn’t what you eat around the table It’s the samples you sneak from the kitchen
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Apple pie is a Thanksgiving essential Hopefully I wont burn it this year… What’s the one dish you’re most excited for?
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The Nuclear Family is the greatest lie we've sold young couples Dad, mom, and some kids But the strength isn't in a single generation It's in the relationships between the generations Grandpas and Grandmas Uncles, Aunts, and Cousins A strong family is multigenerational
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