Joyful Parents
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Joyful Parents will show you how to take the anger and much of the frustration out of parenting. Thus, making room for the joyful experience that parenting should be.
Plus learn how to parent children in a digital age. How to deal with sexting, pornography, cyber bullies, and much more.
Jay Mcfarland
Jay Mcfarland did not have a typical American upbringing. At the age of nine his parents were divorced leaving him in a single parent home in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Northern California. Without the necessary parental involvement, and due to many poor choices, Jay dropped out of high school and eventually found himself homeless and on the road to drug and alcohol abuse. Thanks to some family intervention, especially on the part of his older brother, Jay began to pull his life together, and after some years at the age of 20, he left to serve a full time mission for the LDS Church in Miami Florida, where he became fluent in the Spanish language. Shortly after his return from this two year mission he married and began to consider what he should be when he "grows up." Unfortunately, without an education, his options seemed limited, but undaunted by this obstacle he powered forward.Jay soon found that he had a natural ability towards leadership and management, and as such he quickly worked his way up the corporate ladder. By the age of 31 he had achieved the position of Regional Manager with the Little Caesars Corporation, where he directly supervised the daily operations of 42 of the most profitable pizza restaurants within the company. After working most of his life in the restaurant business, Jay sought a career change that would allow him to effect a change within his community. With this in mind, he financed a small radio show in the Las Vegas Nevada market. Within a matter of months Jay was hired by Gavin Spittle, the program director of KXNT, a CBS Affiliate, to host a weekend talk radio show by the Program Director Gavin Spittle.Approximately, 3 years later Jay was invited to bring his show to the Dallas market on AM 1080 KRLD. In 2010 Jay moved back to the Utah area where he hosted a talk radio show on KSL Newsradio until 2019. In August of 2019 Jay Mcfarland announced his candidacy for the United States Congress.
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Joyful Parents - Jay Mcfarland
Joyful Parents
Parenting with Joy instead of Anger
Parenting in a Digital Age
By
Jay Mcfarland
Salt Lake City, Utah
Copyright © 2019 by Jay Mcfarland
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Acknowledgements
To my children who put up with me learning how to be a parent on their dime and my wife who stood by me through the madness.
About the Author
Jay Mcfarland did not have a typical American upbringing. At the age of nine his parents were divorced leaving him in a single parent home in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Northern California. Without the necessary parental involvement, and due to many poor choices, Jay dropped out of high school and eventually found himself homeless and on the road to drug and alcohol abuse. Thanks to some family intervention, especially on the part of his older brother, Jay began to pull his life together. At the age of 20, he left to serve a full-time mission for the LDS Church in Miami Florida where he became fluent in the Spanish language. Shortly after his return from this two year mission he married and began to consider what he should be when he grows up.
Unfortunately, without an education, his options seemed limited, but undaunted by this obstacle he powered forward.
Jay soon found that he had a natural ability towards leadership and management, and as such he quickly worked his way up the corporate ladder. By the age of 31 he had achieved the position of Regional Manager with the Little Caesars Corporation where he directly supervised the daily operations of 42 of the most profitable pizza restaurants within the company. After working most of his life in the restaurant business, Jay sought a career change that would allow him to effect a change within his community. He financed a small radio show in the Las Vegas Nevada market. Within a matter of months Jay was hired by Gavin Spittle, the program director of KXNT, a CBS Affiliate, to host a weekend talk radio show.
Approximately, 3 years later Jay was invited to bring his show to the Dallas market on AM 1080 KRLD where he worked until 2010. At which time he moved to Salt Lake City, Utah to host a talk show on KSL Newsradio where he worked until 2019.
Jay Mcfarland has a unique ability to explain complex principles in a simple down to earth way and due