The WOLFPACK Way: How We Created Family Values That Raise Resilient Kids
🎙 Host: Mandy
🎙 Guest: Tom Webber
Episode 002 Summary
Short Summary:
Every family has a culture. The question is—are you building yours on purpose… or by default? In this personal Out Loud + On Purpose episode, Mandy is joined by her husband Tom to share the honest, sometimes chaotic story behind how they created their WOLFPACK family values—a compass that now shapes how they live, love, and raise their kids.
In this episode:
Introduction to the Out Loud + On Purpose Series [00:00]
Defining Family Culture [00:18]
Meet Tom: The Alpha of the Pack [02:08]
Tom's Childhood Reflections [03:08]
The Birth of the Wolf Pack [06:20]
W.o.l.f.p.a.c.k. Value: Wellbeing [16:17]
w.O.l.f.p.a.c.k. Value: Openness [19:47]
w.o.L.f.p.a.c.k. Value: Love [22:31]
w.o.l.F.p.a.c.k. Value: Family [27:22]
w.o.l.f.P.a.c.k. Value: Passion Projects [31:31]
w.o.l.f.p.A.c.k. Value: Adventure [34:07]
w.o.l.f.p.a.C.k. Value: Courage [38:10]
w.o.l.f.p.a.c.K. Value: Kinship [43:23]
Creating a Family Culture [52:39]
Reflecting on Legacy and Values [54:31]
Conclusion and Next Steps [58:45]
Episode 003 Preview: Storylines & Bloodlines [01:00:59]
Why it matters:
Family culture isn’t something you "opt into"—it’s happening, every day. Naming your values gives you a compass when life gets messy, a story your kids can carry, and a legacy that actually feels like yours.
Wildly Recommended:
📝 Free download: “Start Naming Your Family Culture – 3 Questions to Ask Around the Dinner Table”
🛠️ Toolkit Coming Soon: Family Culture Workbook + GROW + HOWL Systems sign up at wildlyintentional.com/tools
Reflection Question:
Tell me: What's one value or phrase you want your kids to remember 20 years from now?
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