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Give It Your Best Effort: One Key to Your Child’s Happiness

Give It Your Best Effort: One Key to Your Child’s Happiness

In recent years, there has been an alarming tendency to find adolescents and young adults seeking only the path of ease. In other words, when allowed to apply real effort to learn, grow, or improve…they choose to ‘sit it out.’ Certainly, a...
How Fear-Based Parenting Fails Your Children

How Fear-Based Parenting Fails Your Children

What is Fear-Based Parenting? Worries and anxieties about your child and their future all stem from fear. These fears lead to repetitive parenting actions that undermine your child’s general sense of well-being. We often have elaborate excuses and justifications for...
Get a Headstart on the Day: Make Mornings Easy.

Get a Headstart on the Day: Make Mornings Easy.

For some, mornings are the worst part of the day.  The constant conflict, the nagging and prodding, and the escalating emotions often result in an angry and frustrated goodbye between parents and children. The conflicted start to the day is not healthy for parents or...
The Key To Habitual, Daily Ease

The Key To Habitual, Daily Ease

Why wouldn’t you want to make life as struggle free as possible? While there will certainly be struggles, why not establish a structure and routine that flows more easily? That’s our goal: A more easeful daily routine for the whole family. More easeful...
Teaching Through The Integrity of Your Example

Teaching Through The Integrity of Your Example

In recent years, neuroscientists have identified specific neurons in the brain that have been labeled as ‘mirror neurons.’ These mirror neurons fire when observing behavior, similar to what occurs when doing the behavior. In other words, learning happens...
What We Are Focusing On Needs Attention!

What We Are Focusing On Needs Attention!

Most of us go through our daily lives not recognizing the power of focus. If we’re listening to the news, and something catches us, we focus on it. If we’re standing in line and there’s a grumpy patron in front of us, we tend to focus on them. If...