In this episode of the Cool Grandpa podcast, Greg Payne and George Dubec discuss the evolving roles of grandparents, family values, and the changing landscape of relationships and parenting. They reflect on their own childhood experiences, the importance of family structure, and the lessons learned from their grandparents.
The conversation also touches on the impact of societal changes on marriage and dating, as well as George's transition from engineering to networking and personal development. In this conversation, George Dubec shares insights on the realities of motivational speaking, the importance of skill training over inspiration, and the value of self-assessment and performance tracking. He emphasizes the role of grandparents in engaging with their grandchildren and building networks for future generations. The discussion also addresses the challenges of modern networking. It explores creative strategies for maintaining connections, including the effective use of technology and personal databases.
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Whether you're a grandparent or just someone who values relationships and legacy, this is an episode full of insight, laughter, and heart.
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You can watch this conversation on YouTube by using this link: https://youtu.be/v3W9dfKo8sQ
Here is YOUR copy of the Grandfather Assessment:Â https://cool-grandpa.us/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/The-Cool-Grandpa-Engagement-Assessment.pdf
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