Chip Gaines doesn’t want five kids to equate success with completing a project
Former HGTV star Chip Gaines is teaching his five children a valuable lesson.
The couple recently opened up their efforts to find balance and peace amid the tensions of life when he and his wife, Joanna Gaines, raised their hearts and expanded the growing Mulan Empire.
Chip, 50, recently shared how he wants children to embrace the “journey’s joy” rather than just focusing on success.
Chip and Joanna Gaines with family-friendly empire ignore Hollywood
Reality TV star Chip Gaines writes about how he wants his five children to embrace the “journey” in the latest issue of Magnolia Journey, and Not just focusing on success. (Image of Cindy Ord/Get to siriusxm)
“For me, the reward is not when I get to my destination. That’s how I drive out the waves,” Chip wrote in the latest issue of the Mulan Daily. “Even if it means losing my footing, I’m willing to do a lot of big swings, too. I dare to do it for danger, not for danger, but for it. “
He continued: “While there is nothing wrong with the moment of comfort and probation, sometimes I worry that our world places these ideals on the pedestal. Happiness starts to look like ease and success, like the finish line.”
“Fixer Upper” Star Chip Gaines is openly hoping that his five children will grow up with Joanna Gaines in order to have reasonable expectations in terms of success. (Lisa Petroleum of Mulan Magazine)
“I already know that these types of images will be fed to my children every day. I don’t want them to have an unrealistic or frustrating grasp of the alternative: the joy of the journey.”
The “Fixer Upper” star added that everyone will get their doomed ending and believe that the person you become depends on the choices you make in your life.
Joanna Gaines is what makes her “second guess, well, everything”
“Although it is usually considered a good life – you have Piña Colada and Fat 401 (K) on the beach, and we are happiest to write when we are swaying.
The couple shared five children: Drake, 19, Ella, 18, Duke, 16, Emmie, 15, crew, 6 .
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Joanna, with their growing Mulan Empire and raising five children, previously felt she “had not succeeded in balancing her life.” (Lisa Petroleum of Mulan Magazine)
Chip and Joanna, 46, were already “Fixer Upper” on HGTV when they were sent to stars in 2014, which started with the start of Home Flipping Business Chip, which Joanna got married in 2003 Join later. Joanna’s blog about their experience. It attracted the attention of the producer.
Five seasons later, Gaines moved from HGTV to launching his own media business with Magnolia Network in 2020. Restarted the version of “Fixer Upper” on the channel, as well as other home improvement exhibitions.
Chip and Joanna, 46, received “Fixer Upper” on HGTV when they were sent to stars in 2014. (Mulan Network)
As they grew up in the Mulan Empire, Joanna used to feel she “unsuccessfully balanced her life” as she worked hard to play with her five kids and her 20s and 30s business. .
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“It seems that I reorganized my schedule and chose a frequency of one or simply ‘no’ that doesn’t matter, she wrote in the Mulan Daily.
Five seasons later, Gaines moved from HGTV and established his own media business with Magnolia Network in 2020. (Mulan)
“For me, the balance is the light at the end of the tunnel, which is the antidote that all kinds of chaos rotate around the neighborhood. Make everything happen,” she said.
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“I was exhausted, so I sought a promise to balance peace. Then, in my 30s, our business grew overnight, our dreams started, and I longed for secrets to taste every moment. ”
Mulan Daily is a newsstand released in spring 2025 on Friday, February 21.
