Dr. Ward talks about the idea that individuals can pass down the wisdom they've obtained throughout their lifetime so that their children/grandchildren can build on the progress theyve already made.
Dr. Ward talks about how people often view change as the key to improving their lives, but how WHAT we change is more important than simply making changes.
Whenever we have difficult times, it is tempting to ask "why"?But the question shouldn't be "why is this happening?", the question should be "why am I responding/behaving the way I am?"
Dr. Ward talks about the difference between planning and doing how some people can get stuck planning and not doing or conversely behave impulsively without planning how they will achieve their goals.
Dr. Ward talks about going home. And how home doesn't have to be where you grew up or the family you're from. Home is anythingt hat brings you back to center and reminds you what is important.
What if you had one day that would change your life? What would you want? What would you ask for? Dr. Ward talks about things to do to better identify and achieve your goals.
Dr. Ward talks about why people's feelings (about their marriage, job etc) change and what steps you should take in response to your changing feelings.