Friday, November 23, 2018

Mel Feller Illustrates Why Grandpas are the Family’s Well Being Net by Mel Feller


Mel Feller Illustrates Why Grandpas are the Family’s Well Being Net by Mel Feller

Mel Feller know that to numerous children, grandpas really are "grand” as in outstanding and wonderful. After all, Grandpa is constantly happy to see them, let them stay up late and sleep in, buy them a beloved toy, and listen attentively as they recount their daydreams and their disappointments. Moreover, Grandpa always revels in their grandchild's presence, and vice-versa.

Mel Feller points out that "Grandpas and grandchildren are kind of hard-wired to connect in ways very different from parents and children," this according to Dr. Arthur Kornhaber, founder and president of the Foundation for Grandparenting, a nonprofit organization committed to promoting the importance of grandparenthood. "They have this adoration and unconditional love and joy in one another's existence."

mel feller
Mel Feller Illustrates Why Grandpas are the Family’s Well Being Net
Grandpas are not burdened by the fundamental judgment that parents face: namely, that a child's behavior reflects their efficiency as parents. In principle, grandpas are unrestricted to appreciate their grandchildren. Although today's grandpas may have busy lives, they are not as likely to be  overscheduled as their sons and daughters. "They have time to spend with their grandchildren, and their grandchildren know this. Truth be told, Grandpas strive to do everything in their power to make time because they realize how important time is in spending that with their grandkids.  Moreover, sometimes, the grandchildren shift their priorities in order to be with their grandpas.  In addition, the World War 2 stories intrigue them.  Even about my own dad who was in the Korean Conflict and how he was never able to come to grips with it.

Grandpas also provide children with a deep linking to the family's past. They are able to give kids a sense of where they came from, a defining element in their identity. "Grandpas are the keepers of the family history.  I know that in my own family, that I am the one that brings out the photo albums of what the family is like. I have found that has become a family ritual because my grandkids have a natural curiosity about the old days, they like hearing stories, for example, about a grandfather's journey from Germany in which he endured a week or more of sea travel on a ship.

Mel Feller has also spoken to many hundreds of grandparents and especially grandpas and has discovered that the majority of children also like to hear stories about when their parents were small, especially with the parent present in the discussion.  The reason is because these stories tend to make the parents more humane.   In other words, in the children’s eyes, the 30-, 40-, or 50-year-old parent is transformed into a child of 6, or 10, or 14.  Parents are relatable and seen as having the same or very similar experiences.

According to Kornhaber, "Kids can learn from grandparents what they can't learn from anybody else." This kind of learning can include crafts or skills that are not readily taught today, such as whittling wood or gardening. It also means learning about life as grandpas share their experiences, which made them who they are today. They love the experiences of their grandpas because they are a living testimony to the resiliency of the problems and the times that they faced.   Bottom line is that grandpas have withstood the challenges of life and are able to help the grandchildren in overcoming their challenges. In sharing their past conflicts and inner doubts, they are saying to their grandchildren, I know you are going to stumble, but in a little while you are going to be a success.

Finally, grandpas can also be models for parents in the area of nurturing a child's sense of self-esteem. Mel Feller has learned that parents who observe their grandpas taking the time to listen to a grandchild's new music CD or lending a compassionate ear to a child's troubles will internalize that compassionate behavior, and down the road, the grandchildren will imitate that same behavior.

Kornhaber remarks that, as the family elders, grandpas can take the lead on establishing periodic family conferences to discuss issues that will have an impact on all family members, such as a family move or grandparents moving to a retirement community. "People often do these things automatically without thinking about the emotional and spiritual price they're paying, so it's important at least to discuss such changes."  In other words, grandpas can be very instrumental in being the glue that hold the family together in times of changes.   I have found that due to my personal life changes and experiences that I am able to explain many possibilities that I may not have been able to do in the past.  To my grandchildren, it presents a completely new paradigm.

Therefore, grandpas and grandchildren have a need to connect at a very basic level. For grandchildren, grandpas are the echoes of the child's emotional well-being.  I know personally that as a grandpa my arms are always open. There is no waiting. Grandpa always says, 'Come to me. I want to hear your voice. I want to touch you. I want to see you smile.'  For me as a, grandpa, this is a need for an intimate connection which comes from an awareness of my own mortality. For me, this allows for the opportunity to establish a close relationship with a grandchild which allows me to leave a part of myself with my grandchildren. I firmly believe and have personally seen that the more time that I as a grandpa and grandchild share our undivided attention together, the more my grandkids immerse my experiences their heart and their mind.

Do you find yourself in a constant state of mental chaos? Do you feel like your career goals and lifetime dreams just can’t be met no matter how hard you work to achieve them?

There is a reason, you will never reach your full potential unless you move from being an imposter to being who you really want to be by being deeply authentic. No amount of material possessions, money, or high-ranking career position will make you happy or feel fulfilled if your inner confidence does not match your external success. Mel Feller and Coaching for Success 360 coaching and the art and science of self-mastery will transform your life and get you there.

Instead of traditional and motivational touchy-feely coaching, my style is edgy, bold, straightforward, instructional and results-driven. Motivation is great but only if you do something with it!

Mel Feller chooses to work with people I feel a deep trust and connection with so we can make change on a cellular level, cognitively with passion and high-energy. No lies. No bull. No excuses. Purity, honesty, hard work.

Mel Feller – Personal Development, Business, Executive, Internet and Real Estate Investments Coach/Mentor and Business Owner

Mel Feller was a senior staffer for over 5 years with both United States Senator Jake Garn and The Senate Banking and Finance Committee.

Mel Feller is a speaker at entrepreneurial forums training business professionals on marketing strategies and the “Secrets of Online Marketing”. He provides consulting services on all aspects of business including organizational performance, sales and marketing strategies, employee productivity and retention, successful solution implementation, technology leverage and customer service in all business and fields.

Mel Feller's areas of technology expertise include emails and social media, solution development discipline and methodology, business process leads and project management.

Mel Feller has twenty-five years’ experience with companies, nonprofits and individuals in the research and writing of both government and private grants.

In addition to his regular consulting and management responsibilities, Mel Feller was published in the Top 100 Mentors; he has published two books on "Creative Real Estate Financing" and “Multiple Secrets to Success”, and presented numerous executive lectures for Fortune 500 corporations on “leadership and business practices”.

Mel Feller’s dynamic presence, instinctive strategic vision, and creative thinking produce effective, sustainable bottom-line results for his clients. His “Can Do” attitude generates confidence in his executive coaching clients and strategic consulting corporate clients. Throughout Mel Feller’s career, he has increased the profitability of nearly every organization with which he has worked.

Mel Feller has a unique ability to relate to his clients because he came from The United States Senate, where Mel was the Chief of Staff for a United States Senator and was always meeting with prominent business people or politicians.  His main love was dealing with constituents that were the grass root voters!  Since founding Coaching For Success 360 In 1989, he has effectively translated that experience into results for his clients. He focuses on separating daily distractions from the real issues in order to put the executive and/or business on the right path to grow and prosper. Results are immediate, growth sustainable, and profitability long-term.

Dozens of Mel Feller’s clients have been on Inc.’s 500/5000 list and many have been named as a “Best Places To Work.
Using Mel Feller’s intuitive, systematic approach, and our proven strategic and tactical tools, we help you plan for profit.

Mel Feller believes that what gets measured is improved. Therefore, he is continually developing processes and systems that allow you to easily measure, manage and maintain a highly profitable business.

Mel Feller is  ready to help you increase your sales, trim and manage your operating costs and see your profits soar and/or leverage your time for Business or Real Estate!


“Truth telling, honesty, and candor: I loved you Mel Feller! You have so much energy and knowledge! I truly hope I get another opportunity to be coached by you. I see myself a little clearer now, and it’s not so bad.”
Lisa Mathews

“Mel Feller you added more value than we can possibly see right now. Mel Feller, you are warm, inviting, and accommodating. Thank you for coming alongside us in this transition!”
Vanessa Cavanaugh
“Mel Feller the best education session that we have attended in many years! Thank you so much — I am very excited to put everything you have taught us into practice!”
Michael Randolph

“Mr. Mel Feller, Thank you, thank you, thank you for giving a marvelous keynote at our Symposium! While we have not yet collected the official feedback, the unofficial feedback was that You Were a Hit! I heard nothing but compliments regarding your presentations. Thank you for making such a positive impact on our attendees! ”
Lyle Cunningham VP

"Mel Feller uses his humor, compassion, and direct nature to help bring out the best in me. Mel Feller is committed to helping me live...I mean, really live, life to its fullest."
Jose Rodriguez

Mel Feller Links




https://twitter.com/melfeller



































No comments:

Post a Comment