502: Rethinking Rules: A Radical Parenting Philosophy for Raising Sovereign Kids
If you’re a dad who’s ever questioned your parenting style, wondered about rules, boundaries, or how much freedom to give your kids, you’re going to find this conversation fascinating (and maybe a bit challenging).
I sat down with Aaron Stupple, father of 5 and author of the controversial book The Sovereign Child. His radical approach to parenting—recently debated after his podcast with Tim Ferriss and Naval Ravikant—has sparked intense conversation in our own community.
In this powerful interview, Aaron shares:
- Why conventional rules might actually hurt your child’s development
- His framework for parenting without becoming your child’s adversary
- How he handles controversial issues like screen time, sugar, and discipline
- The surprising reason your kids might not trust you (and how to fix it)
This episode is sure to challenge your thinking and provide practical insights to help you become a more connected, conscious father.
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