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Do you feel like you have become much more opinionated and that it is often your obligation to correct other people’s opinions? It seems to be a trend and it’s so easy to fall into. Join us for two strategies to help become less polarized, and to model three important characteristics that help our children thrive!
Does your interaction with one person bleed over into your interactions with others as you travel through your day? Take a few moments to join us and learn how to re-set or recalibrate your intentions as you move through your day!
Korben is a former student who works with students in special education, and he is also an adjunct college professor, an assistant coach for a college baseball team, and a brand new father! Join our conversation to learn how we can help students thrive.
What are some of the common mental traps that can get us caught up in a downward spiral of thinking? How can we be aware of these traps and avoid them if we choose to? Join us for our conversation!
What can we do when someone in our life isn’t showing up in a way we would like them to? Please join us for our conversation on what we can do and how we can do it.
Contentment and gratitude are key components of thriving and yet how often do we apply these concepts to our body image? Please join us for our conversation!
As much as you look for your children in a crowd, your children look for you and want to really be seen by you. Join us for a ten minute discussion to renew our commitment to really seeing and hearing our children, and understanding why this is so important.
Join us for this 5 minute conversation and learn how shifting one three letter word can make a significant difference in our outlook and our life!
We all have experiences, but do we learn from them? Join us for our discussion on growing wiser through experiences.
Are you finding yourself irritated and stressed more often? Join us for a conversation to help increase the peace and patience in your daily life.
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