Sissy Goff

I could have called Zach Dasher and said, "Where's your favorite place to eat here 'cause you live here?" You know? I could have texted a friend and said, "What color yellow would you recommend?" And if it took her 10 minutes, would I have survived? Yes.

And so that's what, uh, uh, Sissy Goff had this great quote about Chat for me, where she said, "Chat's a great place to go for intelligence, but not wisdom."

Oh, yeah.

And, and she's talking as a parenting expert.

You know, I could have texted a friend and said, what color yellow would you recommend? And if it took her 10 minutes, would I have survived? Yes.

And so that's what Sissy Goff had this great quote about chat for me, where she said, chat's a great place to go for intelligence, but not wisdom.

Oh yeah.

And she's talking as a parenting expert.

So Ed Welch, Kurt Thompson.

And I think the honestly to David Thomas and Sissy Goff at Raising Boys and Girls have been really helpful for me.

Just understanding my kids developmentally, understanding what they need a little more according to how long they've been part of the world and considering their unique vantage points and varying abilities, you know, according to how God's made them or this, the particular ways they've been affected by the fall.

But I just don't.

Welcome to the Raising Boys and Girls podcast.

I'm Sissy Goff.

And I'm David Thomas, and we're so glad you joined us for this conversation.

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