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In this new global era, your child’s EQ (Emotional Intelligence) will be far more important than IQ. High EQ is responsible for great leadership skills, confidence, happiness and can determine who flourishes and who flounders. Listen in to these engaging talks and learn about EQ, through interesting interviews, ideas and discussions you will build your own consciousness in this area. Then learn what to say and do to build this crucial skill so your kids can carve a life they get excited about.
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There are many toys that build IQ and many that build CQ (Creative Intelligence). Why is it so crucial for parents to introduce their kids to toys that build EQ? Listen to my interview on the Jennifer Campbell show why toys that build Emotional Intelligence will prepare your kids for their best life now and […]
The post BGM 018: Why it’s so important to have an EQ Toy now more than ever appeared first on Build Great Minds.
1Jennifer Campbell from the Jennifer Campbell Radio Show interviewed me recently on the Spanking. If you’ve ever felt, “Hey, I was spanked and I turned out ok”, then take a listen and find out why we need to get rid of this outdated practise. “ Click Here to Subscribe to the Podcast via […]
The post BGM 017: Spanking appeared first on Build Great Minds.
When kids have conflicts (friends and siblings) it can create such divides that parents feel like they are always stepping in and needing to resolve the issue and lead to some pretty unhappy kids. This can create tension on your adult friendships as both kids struggle to find a way through their conflict without whining […]
The post BGM 016: Conflict appeared first on Build Great Minds.
Do you apologize too much? Not enough? I rarely apologize anymore. Instead, I found something way more effective in my marriage and with my kids. This is the advanced way of saying I’m sorry. I know this is going to work much better for you to repair conflicts quickly. Click Here to Subscribe to the […]
The post BGM 015: Saying Sorry appeared first on Build Great Minds.
If you’ve ever wanted to change the entire family dynamic for the better, one of the surest ways to get there is holding Family Meetings. It’s a fun, engaging, effective way to create harmony between you and the kids, lower yours and your kids stress levels and create a connection with your kid/s that feels […]
The post BGM 005:How to Run the Ultimate Family Meeting So There Are Less Arguments, No Tantrums and Incredible Love and Connection appeared first on Build Great Minds.
In this short talk, I share a powerful way to handle situations where your child wants you (not needs you) and you are busy working on something important. It’s been one of the most effective tips I can offer for helping kids discover their own passion while you pursue yours. Click Here to Subscribe to […]
The post BGM 004: How to Help Your Kids Find Their Passion appeared first on Build Great Minds.
As parents we tend to resort to two modes of motivation. We get louder and louder till our kids do what we want/ask We use some version of reward or punishment, we bribe or threaten. Deep inside you know that this change in behaviour is momentary, there is no deep internal dialogue and understanding achieved, […]
The post BGM 003: Why You’ve Been Motivating Your Kids The Wrong Way appeared first on Build Great Minds.
I’m often asked by parents what exactly is EQ or Emotional Intelligence and why is it so important to my child’s success. In this podcast, if you are not quite sure what this means to you and your child, then I’m going to introduce you to this vital skill set that affects every meaningful aspect of […]
The post BGM 002: What Is Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Anyway?? appeared first on Build Great Minds.
In this particular podcast episode you will learn: How to create deep trust and intimacy consistently Become a parent who can calm your kids down Get your kids to listen Have your kids share absolutely everything about their life openly and often, without boundaries Click Here to Subscribe to the Podcast via iTunes Click Here […]
The post BGM 001: The Counter-Intuitive Way To Solve Challenging Situations appeared first on Build Great Minds.
Kids whining or sounding victimized is something that is learned. Kids do it because they see that it works. In this episode Rhea teaches you the trick to raising kids who ask for what they want in a more useful and productive way… so your kids can powerfully create the life they want. Let us […]
The post BGM 014: How to stop your kids from whining appeared first on Build Great Minds.
How do you discipline your children? Most often discipline gets mixed up with punishment. In this episode Rhea shares how you can guide your children in the areas they need to, while keeping calm and staying emotionally connected with your kids. Listen in as Rhea shares a great way to discipline kids without feeling any […]
The post BGM 013: How to discipline kids without feeling any guilt appeared first on Build Great Minds.
In this podcast I share the 2 most important skills sets in parenting, how to take perspectives and how to let go of our ego. You will get a glimpse of the havoc ego plays and what to do when we feel our ego is running the show. I will also share the value of […]
The post BGM 012: How to take perspectives and let go of our ego appeared first on Build Great Minds.
One of our goals as parents is to raise calm and happy kids, often times we make mistakes in the moments when our children are at their most vulnerable. In this episode, Rhea reminds us that it’s completely normal and acceptable for children to feel the emotions that are considered “negative” by society. Give your […]
The post BGM 011: How to Help Your Kids Handle Their “BIG” Emotions appeared first on Build Great Minds.
Parents must guard against anything that would result in our children developing feelings of being less loved than their siblings. The life long costs of sibling rivalry is huge and can occur in very subtle ways we aren’t even aware of. In this episode, Rhea shares some highly effective tips and techniques on how we […]
The post BGM 010: Sibling Rivalry appeared first on Build Great Minds.
In this podcast you will learn how to help kids get out of a “victim” mindset and learn how to self soothe. This skill is key if you want kids who represent their needs in a way that serves them long term and allows them to experience power over their feelings. Listen in if you […]
The post BGM 009: Teach Kids How to Self Soothe and Put Love Into Their Own Wounds appeared first on Build Great Minds.
Parents say they don’t play favorites but the research shows that often is not true. Favoritism when played consciously or unconsciously can create an immense amount of pain, resentment and fighting between siblings which can last for a lifetime. Listen in as I outline why favoritism is so damaging and the subtle and unconscious things […]
The post BGM 008: Is Favoritism The Reasons Your Kids Fight? appeared first on Build Great Minds.
Mantra’s can be words, sounds or phrases you say to yourself. It’s a form of self talk that your child does daily which builds focus, self esteem and is extremely empowering. It’s also a way to build in a beautiful and fun ritual that your kids will thank you for in years to come. In […]
The post BGM 007: A Powerful Way To Build Self Esteem Using “Mantras” You Create With Your Kids appeared first on Build Great Minds.
As parents we don’t always have the presence of mind to stop any arguments or disagreements we have with others, in the presence of our kids. Depending on the situation, shielding our kids can to them a dis-service. Allowing kids to see some conflict has been proven to be highly beneficial and if they are […]
The post BGM 006: How to Fight In Front Of Your Kids appeared first on Build Great Minds.
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I understand teaching your child, "I feel..." rather than, "I am...," so why would I use the language, "I see you are angry"? Why wouldn't I say, "I see you FEEL angry"? Is it different when it is coming from the parent to the child?
parents dont spank after 18 because they are bullies and they know that if they spank after 18 they will get punched