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Parenting is not easy. Every child is different and has their own personality. As a parent your job is to navigate what works and does not work for your children as they learn and grow. Children are sponges and if something is affecting them negatively at home, it usually shows in their behavior. Parent Coach, Erin Taylor, addresses the difficulties of parenting and offers general and situational advice, so you can be the best parent possible.
* – Conscious Parenting* – Neutralizing the triggers* – Revolutionizing life: the secret to parenting* – The powerful parent child connection* – Putting an end to a negative cycle* – The continuous learning initiative* – Practicing tactical transitioning* – How setting boundaries sets kids up for success* – Teaching children to pay attention to their own reaction* – Making the non-negotiable become negotiable* – Supporting children with their passion projects
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Welcome
Full Episode Transcription:
Derek: (01:02)Erin, thanks for joining us on learn to win.Erin: (01:22)I’m happy to be here.Derek: (01:23)There are so many ways we could take this conversation. But just as a starting point, you know, we talked a bit about education and children and evolution of life. Maybe you could just tell us a bit about how you got into your line of work right now and how that story has kind of influenced you. Erin: (01:39)Well I guess I would have to go back to when I was 11 and I knew, I looked around, I knew that I had a beautiful childhood. My parents were amazing, loving, supportive. They were just amazing. But when I went to school as I started getting older, I looked around and I thought, I don’t think everybody here is experiencing what I have at home. And so that felt very bad to me. And so I made the decision at age 11 that I wanted to spend my life doing whatever that meant to other kids.Derek: (02:15)That’s amazing. Todd: (02:16)That is that you knew that at 11 years old. Yeah. I don’t even know what I was thinking at 11. But that really is to have that moment of reflection and really what should we talk a lot about our show and the awareness that, Hang on, I have something that’s really special that other people might not, right? Erin: (02:33)Yeah. So I knew that forever from them or you know, since then. And then I went to school, I got a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Then I got a master’s degree in psychology and I worked with foster, adoptive and biological families for about 20 year...
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By ScrimmageParenting is not easy. Every child is different and has their own personality. As a parent your job is to navigate what works and does not work for your children as they learn and grow. Children are sponges and if something is affecting them negatively at home, it usually shows in their behavior. Parent Coach, Erin Taylor, addresses the difficulties of parenting and offers general and situational advice, so you can be the best parent possible.
* – Conscious Parenting* – Neutralizing the triggers* – Revolutionizing life: the secret to parenting* – The powerful parent child connection* – Putting an end to a negative cycle* – The continuous learning initiative* – Practicing tactical transitioning* – How setting boundaries sets kids up for success* – Teaching children to pay attention to their own reaction* – Making the non-negotiable become negotiable* – Supporting children with their passion projects
Website
Welcome
Full Episode Transcription:
Derek: (01:02)Erin, thanks for joining us on learn to win.Erin: (01:22)I’m happy to be here.Derek: (01:23)There are so many ways we could take this conversation. But just as a starting point, you know, we talked a bit about education and children and evolution of life. Maybe you could just tell us a bit about how you got into your line of work right now and how that story has kind of influenced you. Erin: (01:39)Well I guess I would have to go back to when I was 11 and I knew, I looked around, I knew that I had a beautiful childhood. My parents were amazing, loving, supportive. They were just amazing. But when I went to school as I started getting older, I looked around and I thought, I don’t think everybody here is experiencing what I have at home. And so that felt very bad to me. And so I made the decision at age 11 that I wanted to spend my life doing whatever that meant to other kids.Derek: (02:15)That’s amazing. Todd: (02:16)That is that you knew that at 11 years old. Yeah. I don’t even know what I was thinking at 11. But that really is to have that moment of reflection and really what should we talk a lot about our show and the awareness that, Hang on, I have something that’s really special that other people might not, right? Erin: (02:33)Yeah. So I knew that forever from them or you know, since then. And then I went to school, I got a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Then I got a master’s degree in psychology and I worked with foster, adoptive and biological families for about 20 year...