In an ever-swirling world of information overload and busyness burnout, the beauty and purity of childhood humanity speaks to us ever more attractively of our roots. Adults in the 21st century are poised to humble themselves, reclaim their childhood, … Read More
I am learning a lot about gardening and soil quality and its huge influence on growing things: when the soil is good, gardening is easy; when the soil is bad, gardening takes lots of work. Work that will usually pay small dividends, … Read More
Give your family the gift of unity! In reimagining the type of provision we are giving our children last week, let’s take the intentionality of business and use it for our families to assist us in bringing more unity and sense … Read More
Telling the Family Narrative One of the core principles of A Trinity Family is that individuals are powerful and their choices matter. From an early age, we want to be training our kids to understand themselves as an autonomous … Read More
Providing Beyond “Survival” Are you thinking for providing for your family beyond financial? Let’s reimagine provision in an age where a large portion of parents are living beyond just surviving.
Wooing Strong Women Prince Charming needs a new strategy for wooing in the post-damsel world
The Foundation of a “Yes” Give your family the security it needs to grow and learn.
“All Alone! Whether you like it or not, Alone will be something you’ll be quite a lot. And when you’re alone, there’s a very good chance you’ll meet things that scare you right out of your pants.” Dr. Suess’ book, Oh, … Read More
As “A Trinity Family,” we are huge proponents of parents living life in and withtheir children, but the slope from withto foris a slippery one. In T.H. White’s classic work, The Sword in the Stone, Merlin educates his pupil, “Education is experience, and the … Read More