Show Notes
Sam is a Senior Customer Experience Rep and Product Expert at BlockBlueLight.
The company founder, Daniel. Is currently in North America expanding delivery channels to the region - with his partner and 1 year old. So Sam's filling in on this episode.
Sam's been with the company almost from the very beginning and have a deep knowledge of all the product offerings. Handling the more technical customer queries, and acting as a resource for in-depth product knowledge across the team - if it involves understanding how our products work and why, that's Sam's world!
While he's not a father, Sam wants to be. And that's because of the great relationship he has with his dad. In this episode, he shares his perspective on how simple it is to be a better dad...
Website: www.blockbluelight.co.nz Instagram: @blockbluelight_official Facebook: @BlockBlueLightOfficial
The conversation delves into the impact of blue light on sleep, health, and relationships, covering the science of blue light, different lens types, lighting solutions, and the effects of blue light on work, productivity, and family dynamics. Personal experiences and reflections on parental relationships during separation are also explored, highlighting the importance of maintaining relationships and support systems during challenging times. The conversation delves into the impact of family dynamics and parent-child relationships, covering topics such as the initial reaction to separation, the relationship with the father, discipline and conflict resolution, and lessons for fatherhood and the impact of technology.
Takeaways Blue light glasses for day and night Impact of blue light on sleep and health Family dynamics Parent-child relationships
Chapters 00:00 Support Systems and Favouritism 44:03 Discipline and Conflict Resolution
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