One thing I really like about Peter Tan-Chi is that he’s as open about his defeats as he is with his victories. Yes, even the best parents mess up from time to time, this dad-blogger included (and I don’t consider myself among the “best” parents).
Below is a video clip of Peter Tan-Chi humorously confessing one such mess-up…and boy, is this a huge lesson on “Children see, children do.”
Here’s another instance where he actually was very, very above-board in the same area. Check this one out:
Anyway, if you want to see more of Peter Tan-Chi (and, more importantly, learn more from him), then you’re in luck.
We are re-launching his video study series on parenting, PARENTING THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE, this Saturday, Feb. 5, 2012, from 4 pm to 6pm in the afternoon. It’s open to anyone who’d like to join (of course, you’d have to have kids). The venue is Christ’s Commission Fellowship, which is located right across the street from the Robinson’s car park entrance.
Here’s the best thing, it’s FREE OF CHARGE. All you need is an open mind to soak up the amazing content that he gives.
What a great deal, right? For only two hours of your afternoon time, five Saturdays starting this coming Feb. 5, with no cash out whatsoever, you get to study under one of the best parenting speakers around. That’s ridiculous.
This will go on simultaneously here and in Butuan, because Francis Kong recently spoke there, and it was so well received that people are begging for more. They just can't get enough, and when it comes to parenting talks in the Philippines, nobody, and I mean nobody does it better than Peter Tan Chi.
Oh, do you want to know how Peter Tan Chi’s kids turned out? Just follow the links below:
Peter’s eldest daughter, Joy’s testimony of her parents' influence.
Paul Tan Chi’s interview in the Ignite Conference last year.
So this blog entry as my invitation to you. If you want to be a better parent, and you are willing to set aside two hours of your next five Saturdays to do so, then come. Yes, even the best parents mess up, but if you study PARENTING THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE, you'll mess up less.
