2 chapters across the catalog
Parenting Frustrations and Shifting from Frustration to Love
A personal anecdote about frustration with a teenage son's bathroom habits illustrates how negative states of being can seep into unrelated areas of life. The host describes the necessity of shifting from a state of "intense frustration" to one of "acceptance and love." This shift is framed as a choice to return to the unconditional patience typically reserved for infants.
Parental Alienation and the Long Game of Fatherhood
Latto speaks candidly about the severe impact of parental alienation, including his eldest daughter's struggles with self-harm and suicide attempts during their period of separation. He describes his current situation where one daughter refuses contact, but he maintains a "long game" perspective, focusing on who he wants to be when his children are adults. He details the physical toll of flying 210,000 miles over four years to maintain a presence in their lives.
