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Raising Our Kids to be Respectful and Confident Leaders with Anthony Pezzillo
We have often heard that our children don’t listen to the words we say, but instead, they watch and emulate what they see. In order to make a difference in how we are wiring our children’s brains, we need to be ultra-aware of what they are exposed to and how we are setting them up to be successful and confident people.
Today’s guest is doing incredibly important work to help raise up the next generation of respectful and confident leaders. Anthony Pezzillo is a Chief Instructor at Mastery Martial Arts, where they work on helping children be disciplined, increase confidence, have respect for themselves and others, and have an outlet for physical activity.
In this episode, Anthony and Alison discuss the importance of fostering an environment where our children can thrive and set up their future for success. So many children lack self-esteem, feel like they don’t belong, receive incongruent information from the adults in their life whether consciously or subconsciously, and they struggle with building habits that will carry into their adult life. It is up to us as parents and leaders to set an example and know how to raise children that will be thriving, confident, and successful adults.
Key highlights:
- How to make a difference in how you are wiring your children’s brain
- If we want to help a child, we have to reach the most major influence in their life
- How to motivate children toward a goal
- How Anthony got into martial arts as a child
- Kids need something to work toward that they enjoy and gives them dopamine release
- Kids are absorbing everything around them unconsciously
- How Anthony helps kids with public speaking
- Building daily habits are the best avenue for success
- Your child’s brain is always on record and their behavior is the playback
Quote from the episode:
“Responsible acts produce self-esteem.” - Alison Lager
Connect with Anthony
Website: Masteryma.com
Connect with Alison:
Instagram: @alisonanswers | @lagercounseling
Website: LagerCounseling.com
YouTube: Alison Answers
Facebook: Alison Lager Lcsw Casac
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By Alison Lager LCSW, CASAC
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We have often heard that our children don’t listen to the words we say, but instead, they watch and emulate what they see. In order to make a difference in how we are wiring our children’s brains, we need to be ultra-aware of what they are exposed to and how we are setting them up to be successful and confident people.
Today’s guest is doing incredibly important work to help raise up the next generation of respectful and confident leaders. Anthony Pezzillo is a Chief Instructor at Mastery Martial Arts, where they work on helping children be disciplined, increase confidence, have respect for themselves and others, and have an outlet for physical activity.
In this episode, Anthony and Alison discuss the importance of fostering an environment where our children can thrive and set up their future for success. So many children lack self-esteem, feel like they don’t belong, receive incongruent information from the adults in their life whether consciously or subconsciously, and they struggle with building habits that will carry into their adult life. It is up to us as parents and leaders to set an example and know how to raise children that will be thriving, confident, and successful adults.
Key highlights:
- How to make a difference in how you are wiring your children’s brain
- If we want to help a child, we have to reach the most major influence in their life
- How to motivate children toward a goal
- How Anthony got into martial arts as a child
- Kids need something to work toward that they enjoy and gives them dopamine release
- Kids are absorbing everything around them unconsciously
- How Anthony helps kids with public speaking
- Building daily habits are the best avenue for success
- Your child’s brain is always on record and their behavior is the playback
Quote from the episode:
“Responsible acts produce self-esteem.” - Alison Lager
Connect with Anthony
Website: Masteryma.com
Connect with Alison:
Instagram: @alisonanswers | @lagercounseling
Website: LagerCounseling.com
YouTube: Alison Answers
Facebook: Alison Lager Lcsw Casac