Intentional Teen founder Christina Ellis shares why it's so important to find out what drives your teen, what he or she loves doing, and how this can intrinsically motivate your child in every other area of his or her life.

Sheena and Mike share how you can get your kids to put away the phone and engage in meaningful conversation with the family (without picking it up once). Learn what you can do to get this amazing new program in your area!

Entrepreneur and financial expert Gerri Detwiller shares how the economic landscape has changed over the years and what parents can do to help their kids learn the skills that will set them apart in the years after high school or college.

In this episode, Changing the Game author Mike O'Sullivan shares the one important question parents need to be asking of themselves and their kids regularly. He also delves into why it's useful for parents to know their kid's personality type and how impactful this can be for communication and getting your kids to do what you need them to do.

Changing the Game author John O'Sullivan joins us, sharing what you can say to your kids when they are behind their teammates in sports and how you can keep them motivated.

Self-care expert Jody Agard talks about what can happen when busy moms allow themselves to become burned out and shares a very simple, yet powerful solution for avoiding this.

Changing the Game author John O'Sullivan shares with us where most confidence comes from, for young athletes, and what parents can do to help their children remain confident both on and off the playing field.

Consistency in parenting is a key ingredient to ensuring our children remain self-confident. In this episode, John O'Sullivan shares the 5 words parents should consistently use after every sporting event their kids participate in, regardless of whether their kids win or lose.

In this episode, Changing the Game author John O'Sullivan shares the big things parents need to keep in mind to ensure their child will be safe playing a sport, both physically as well as emotionally. He also shares why it's so important for kids to play multiple sports up until the age of 13 and Sheena and Mike touch on the risks of kids playing the same sport all year round.

Life Coach Debbie Pace shares how parents can help their kids to develop a growth mindset and why it's so important for raising kids who see failure as an opportunity for growth and improvement.