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Erin shares about her sources of stress, often centered around parenting, and how our children wish (secretly or openly) that us parents were less stressed and happier. She then shares a clip from a talk by Bruce Feiler about the "Agile Model."

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Erin talks about how making memories with her kids stretches her at times before she shares a clip from a talk by Austeja Landsbergiene, a Lithuanian preschool owner. Austeja encourages us to let go of our expectations, to lead with love and kindness, with an eye on what will matter when our children are our age.

You can find the full talk here.

For more ways to build connection and traditions with your children, visit Erin's website, pgishparenting.com, to download her free guide for 12 easy ways to connect with your kids everyday.

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Erin shares a clip centered around the hot topic of attitude from Behavioral Coach Louise Evans. Louise explores the five choices we always have within our circumstances, responses, and behaviors. Erin challenges us to consider which chair we often sit in and shares how we can use the 5 Chairs to teach our kids about tough topics.

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It's finally time for a Throwback Thursday episode...not because of a milestone, but because this clip addresses a topic we need to hear now more than ever. Parents, it's up to us to have conversations to break the cycle of racism. It's up to us to help form the beliefs our children are going to believe. Our beliefs affect our behavior and actions in life, so they better be good. Biz Lindsay-Ryan shares helpful tools for us to use to start the conversations today.

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Erin shares an inspiring clip from Poet Ali to remind us that language is more than just the words that we speak. She also challenges us to think about what language we can learn to bring us together instead of creating more division.

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Erin shares what's on her heart and asks how you are going to lead your family. It's okay to have mixed emotions and wonder where to begin. But just start. Start somewhere and dive in.

John Maxwell advises on the greatest investment you'll ever make. Providing our children with positive and enlightening reading material has the potential to radically influence their mind and put them on a different trajectory.

You can find the full clip here: https://youtu.be/wL0JESNk05U

The Difference Maker: Making Your Attitude Your Greatest Asset (book): https://amzn.to/2ZykHtt

Talent is Never Enough: Discover the Choices That Will Take You Beyond Your Talent (book): https://amzn.to/3d60bo0

Failing Forward: Turning Mistakes Into Stepping Stones for Success (book): https://amzn.to/2ZvWJPg

Learn more about John Maxwell here: www.johnmaxwell.com

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Dr. Rick Hanson teaches us how to develop psychological resources to become resilient. He focuses on using positive neuroplasticity to turn passing experiences into durable inner strengths, hardwired into the nervous system. Little by little, when you practice more mindfulness and focus your attention on the good, a little becomes a lot.

You can find the full clip here: https://youtu.be/3frRUTl-XBg

Learn more about Rick Hanson here: https://www.rickhanson.net/

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Erin shares a few things that have been on her mind. She talks about how silly, short, and fleeting life really is, the power of a friend, and our new, ever changing world.

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Sarah How dives in to the philosophy of the Nurtured Heart Approach that supports intentional interactions that elevate strengths, rather than perceived areas of weaknesses. The words we speak to our kids become the script they live by. What they hear about themselves, positive or negative, they look for and become as they age. So let's give them a narrative that ignites and empowers them to be the best versions of themselves.

You can find the full clip here: https://youtu.be/9lXNl8NpyuY

Tell Me About Your Greatness! (book): https://amzn.to/3dHY5dF

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