#104 'We’re Not Just Raising Sons, We’re Raising Husbands' - SmartSocial.com Podcast with Josh Ochs

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Tracy is a mom from Ohio with a 12 and 16 year old who was kind enough to share with us how she teaches her boys how to be gentlemen online (and in person). Learn from her how her boys have very few distractions around the dinner table, why they should not feel excluded, how they should be ok with failure and how she is raising husbands in her family.

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