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The 5-6-7 Baseball Dad
10 Quote Series
Guidance
5-6-7 conversations are what help us stop
guessing and start guiding our children
toward their unique abilities.
p 39
Connectors
You need three types of connectors
between you and your son:
Fun
Growth
Spiritual
p 40
Vulnerability
In your vulnerable moments are when your
son will learn the most from you.
p 47
Stand Out
Let them stand out, let them be themselves
and dont think what motivates others will
necessarily motivate them.
p 59
Sustain
Fear, intimidation, and manipulation are
horrible motivators. If you scare the crap
out of players, it will get them started, but it
wont sustain them.
p 60
Values
The values are going to be the navigation
that your families will live by and guide their
lives through.
p 72
Positivity
Try this, for every problem you discuss,
leave five positives in its place. For every
challenge, everything he does wrong, every
mistakeyou need five positives.
p 106
Afloat
Remember ships dont sink because of the
water around them. Ships sink because of
the water that gets in them. Make sure
youre not the one pulling the water into
your boat.
p 108
Measure
What you make important, they measure!
p 109
Words Matter
Watch your words very carefully, because
not only can words land, but they can
stickWords that land stick, words that
stick become feelings, and if we feel those
things long enough, they become beliefs.
p 117
If you havent picked up your copy, I highly recommend you get it ASAP.
To help our sons/daughters or players reach their potential, its important to reach ours as adults.
Youth are more than the sports they play, statistics, wins. Baseball is more than what they do on
the field. Combined what both are about is who these young men are in and away from sport.
The 5-6-7 Dad delivers on providing exercises to unleash the full potential of your son in Baseball
and beyond.
It will be up to you as the reader, to have the courage, commitment, and consistency to get
beyond the surface and apply the exercises.

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10 Quotes Series- The 5 6-7 Dad by Paul Reddick

  • 1. The 5-6-7 Baseball Dad 10 Quote Series
  • 2. Guidance 5-6-7 conversations are what help us stop guessing and start guiding our children toward their unique abilities. p 39
  • 3. Connectors You need three types of connectors between you and your son: Fun Growth Spiritual p 40
  • 4. Vulnerability In your vulnerable moments are when your son will learn the most from you. p 47
  • 5. Stand Out Let them stand out, let them be themselves and dont think what motivates others will necessarily motivate them. p 59
  • 6. Sustain Fear, intimidation, and manipulation are horrible motivators. If you scare the crap out of players, it will get them started, but it wont sustain them. p 60
  • 7. Values The values are going to be the navigation that your families will live by and guide their lives through. p 72
  • 8. Positivity Try this, for every problem you discuss, leave five positives in its place. For every challenge, everything he does wrong, every mistakeyou need five positives. p 106
  • 9. Afloat Remember ships dont sink because of the water around them. Ships sink because of the water that gets in them. Make sure youre not the one pulling the water into your boat. p 108
  • 10. Measure What you make important, they measure! p 109
  • 11. Words Matter Watch your words very carefully, because not only can words land, but they can stickWords that land stick, words that stick become feelings, and if we feel those things long enough, they become beliefs. p 117
  • 12. If you havent picked up your copy, I highly recommend you get it ASAP. To help our sons/daughters or players reach their potential, its important to reach ours as adults. Youth are more than the sports they play, statistics, wins. Baseball is more than what they do on the field. Combined what both are about is who these young men are in and away from sport. The 5-6-7 Dad delivers on providing exercises to unleash the full potential of your son in Baseball and beyond. It will be up to you as the reader, to have the courage, commitment, and consistency to get beyond the surface and apply the exercises.