How to Value Your Daughters Quotes

“Agape love is strengthened by the person who expresses it - not by the person who receives it. In fact, the person who receives agape love does not have to show any appreciation at all.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“Faulty values negatively influence the soul. If a person is not careful, they can be brainwashed without knowing it.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“Teaching and modeling positive values never ends. It begins in infancy and continues throughout adulthood. It takes time and hard work, but your efforts will benefit her throughout her entire life.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“Perfection is not a realistic goal because it is an impossibility. Children who value perfection try to achieve it, but achieving perfection is like trying to touch your own shadow.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“One way to help our daughters learn from their mistakes is to help them establish the connection among choices, actions, and consequences.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“If adults try to make their daughters into their confidants, they are actually stopping them from behaving as children. This forces girls to think as an adult without any training and gives them a false sense of adulthood. Due to this, these girls have difficulty seeing their parents as authority figures.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“If we disrespect our daughters by giving them negative names, they will believe that disrespect is a positive value and they will disrespect others in the same way.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“You honor people for going beyond what is expected. There must be a reason why people are honored and most likely they had earned it.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“If a girl is respectful, she is also seen as being kind and polite. If a girl values love, she is also considered thoughtful and compassionate. If a girl has a standard of accountability, she is also disciplined and civil.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters

“Stereotypes and prejudices are faulty values that we may promote unknowingly.”
― Brian Apollo, How to Value Your Daughters