#Teammate Talks

It's important to raise our kids with the confidence to look out for others.

I been having a 'character building' day. I want to talk about how easy it is for the people we love, like our kids, to hurt our feelings, and how to handle it like a grown adult.

Let's explore the causes of generational curses. what causes them, and how to break them.

Let's explore how to reacharge when we reach the end of our patience! What's healthy, and what's not...

Reality isn't right or wrong, black or white, or any other two opposites. Life is so much more nuanced and complicated than that. Let's remember that when we are dealing with others

Learning to talk about and express our emotions in a healthy way is a very important skill for adults, but we have to learn it if we are going to help our kids do better.

As a parent, don't confuse control as guidance, or fear as respect. The only thing truly in your control, is you. The sooner you accept that, the better influence you will be for your kids!

Perspective shifts can save your life, and a whole lot of stress!

This one thing can cut so much stress out of your life if you can figure out how to apply it...

Let's talk about what you want to see more of in the world, and what you can do about it.

Reflexive apologies are pointless. Let's talk about how to model and teach our kids how to meaningfully apologize for something with this 3 step process!

I started this episode to talk about a party we were having. But you can listen to see how quickly i get distracted by questions about sports and combat sports!

Let's chat about teaching our kids (and ourselves) about setting and respecting boundaries...

We can't let our emotions get in the way of our responsiblities. Let's talk about modelling that for our kids! Reframe it to help you and your kids have more grit and discipline for your responsibilities

There are things we can control and things we can't.... We need to use patience to let our kids make mistakes and grow into their coordination... 

While confidence building is really important for kids and adult alike, its also important to temper that confidence with an understanding of humility. Let's get into it!

I started off with a great plan to talk about why its important to let your kids fail, and how you can't design every aspect of your kids... Instead, you get a look into what happens when I'm left to my own forgetful and easily distracted devices...

Let's talk about parenting, control, and the effects of controlling behaviors on our kids...

Let's talk about something we all experience. Restraint collapse when we finally get home and to a place we feel safe after a long day. Kids go through it too, its part of why they sometimes lose their minds when they get home from school. Here are some effective strategies in helping yourself or your kids deal with restraing collapse.

Let's talk about building confidence the RIGHT way.. In  sustainable way that will help you (or your kids) maintain a higher level of confidence through the ups and downs of life... So you can achieve your fitness goals, your skill goals, or any other goal you set for yourself!

It's time to talk about quitting... Or more precisely, how to help your kids (or yourself) develop perseverance and grit...

It's the most important question you can learn to ask and answer... Help your kids learn to use the power of why. Knowing the why improves the how, keeps motivation going, helps build a routine of achieving your goals, and helps make the decision making process easier!

Helping kids build confidence in physical skills isn't always easy... Let's talk about some ways to make it fun!

I feel like the agentic state is one of the most dangerous things facing our society today... That is why I feel like teaching our kids critical thinking skills has never been more important... Unfortunately, I think most adults don't fully understand what critical thinking means.

This time we dive into a fascinating conversation surrounding how confidence, self esteem, and understanding influence can help keep your kids safe online!