The Father is the Key to your Power

[Arendeagle]

father passed away just over 30 days ago. 😢 Memory still fresh. He died suddenly and was truly the kindest, wisest, simplest person you ever met. He had a hard life and I will cherish and honour him as long as I live. God willing.

[adebayo]

The man here is talking about and my father, a Soldier who saw action during the Nigerian civil war and brought up like a soldier from age 6.
I was never over protected, l was left in the wild whie he kept an eye on me, he died July 6 1993, when l was age 13, this year makes it 30 years. I am still close to his course mates, who call me his exact replica and l learnt a lot from his mistakes and inherent his strength.
This man here is a life Coach, Honour you father and be Honourable.

[parkgate-ubey]

Lost my father when I was 6 years old. I am now 46 and still think of him and still hold on to the memories.

[Med-blg]

This man, his advices, his rules
Ohh god
Pure gold we have here

[christoffervik]

Allways there for my Dad 24/7, anything and I drop what I have in hands. ❤ He might been hard sometimes, but that is love.

[kevinlewis]

I lost my Dad two years ago to cancer, I miss the little things like telling him how I fixed something or talking about a film that's coming out. I think it's true about a mentor I often feel older men are looked down upon buy young guys but the old guys have lived a life and can help you fix stuff as they have real life experience. Never underestimate the grey dog.

[jonathanhigson]

✝️ ALWAYS THE BEST ADVICE THANKYOU AMEN 🙏 BE HONOURABLE ✝️

[mrStraker]

never knew my father.. but thanks for the advice

[nitrostarz]

My father died 3 1/2 years ago, I can confirm how much it changed my mindset, I do everything to honor his name

[mightygizmo]

I wish I could have heard this advice about 25 years ago.

[RonaldMSalyer]

Thank you for this. My father is unsuccessful in life. Not happy. Not healthy. Not wealthy. But he has a good heart. It’s hard to respect someone who disrespects others and me and isn’t doing well in life. But he’s my father. And I choose to believe that if I respect him as my father and a patriarch that it will benefit me. And I’d also like to be treated the same. Thank you for the advice

[intheirownwords]

I Love my Dad more than anything in the world. He died last May, but we had such a good relationship, which makes me sad but I'm glad we shared that. Love your Fathers, guys. When they're gone, only then you can say you're a Man and can bear his Name.

[orgoglioromano]

Best advice in all the internet...simple old nature anchestor wise advices...if you were my father...

[franciscomarquez]

Like this guy, the advice is pure gold 💯🙏🏿

[vcycsqn]

Eternal teachings from a man of expérience. Praise the Lord . He deserves HONOR AND RESPECT

[aldenhaul]

Him saying. " Live your life, as though your Father is dead ". That carries so much weight with me. I didn't, and I haven't, and at 54, it has crippled me. My Father was/is a very wealthy and powerful person. I have always lived in his shadows .

[SAQEMETA]

Lost my fathers three years ago. He was a kind strong soldier. I'll always remember him.

[jamesmeagher]

My Father died when I was eighteen years old. Life has not been a day at the Beach!

[jshshh]

"take them into the wild and protect them as needed" that's gotta be the best phrasing I've ever heard to describe being protective versus over protective

[darkskinwhite]

"find a strong vision & purpose in life & live it lile a good father" is something that should take some real thought