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PurposeSeptember 8, 20261 min read

A Father’s Blessing to My Son, Cyrus, on His 10th Birthday

Outline: A Father’s Blessing to My Son, Cyrus, on His 10th Birthday

A Note to the Reader

  • Why I am sharing a private letter to my ten-year-old son.
  • Leaving words for our children that time cannot hide.
  • An invitation for parents, and a quiet word for those who are not.

1. The Gift of Being Your Father

  • You brought meaning, purpose, and peace into my life.
  • Gratitude for your understanding, even when I could not give you everything.

2. The Blessing

  • Choosing to bless you with truth instead of material things.
  • Blessing your future path, your choices, your struggles, and your strength.

3. Who You Are Built to Be

  • You are built to handle hard things, to create, and to lead.
  • True strength is bringing peace into the world.
  • My promise to always see you and stay close to you.

4. Practical Words for Daily Life

  • Take care of your body and mind: eat, rest, move, read, and write.
  • Protect your peace and keep asking questions.
  • Bring your fears to me. I will always listen.
  • Watch over your mother and your siblings.

5. A Compass for Your Journey

  • These words are meant to be used as you walk, not hung on a wall.
  • The simple truth that you have always made me proud.

6. What This Teaches Us About Purpose

  • Purpose is not a big title or a complicated plan.
  • Purpose is found in the people right in front of us.
  • Speak truth and kindness into the people you love before the world defines them.
  • Build slowly. Love deeply. Keep going.

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