600. Picking your battles: Is this really worth fighting over?

600. Picking your battles: Is this really worth fighting over?

Author: Connor Boyack June 19, 2025 Duration: 12:11

Brittany and Rachel discuss how to decide if you should pick a fight with someone over an issue you have with them. Is it important enough to go to war with your brother over how he chews his food? What about the annoying things you do? On the other hand, its important to stand up for what is right. Where do you draw the line?


Looking for a way to navigate today’s complex world with your kids? The Way the World Works: A Tuttle Twins Podcast for Families, hosted by Connor Boyack, is here to help. This podcast extends the conversation from the popular book series into your daily life, offering a resource for parents and children to learn together. Each episode dives into current events and enduring ideas, breaking them down into understandable concepts that spark family discussion. The goal is to move beyond the noise and confusion, providing tools for critical thinking and clearer understanding. You’ll hear explorations of history, economics, and personal freedom, all framed in an engaging, age-appropriate manner. This isn’t about dry lectures; it’s about equipping your family with principles to analyze the world around them. Tune in to this podcast for regular episodes that blend education with real-world application, fostering curiosity and meaningful dialogue at home. It’s a natural next step for fans of the Tuttle Twins and a welcoming starting point for any family seeking to build a foundation of knowledge and shared values.
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