Kobe said, “Confidence comes from preparation.”
You don’t just show up and become good.
- It takes hard work and preparation.
- It takes relentless consistency.
Confidence is earned! 💪
7 years ago we were in a a MISERABLE marriage.
Our house wasn’t a HOME,
it was a WAR ZONE.
We didn’t speak days at a time.
•Always on eggshells.
•All we have almost wasn’t.
•My kids could’ve not had a dad.
Here's 5 BIG changes we made to REIGNITE our marriage & connect deeper than ever!
*BOOKMARK this one married folks!
I don't have my own kids, but my teacher POV agrees with every one of c these. Oddly enough, this applies to the classroom, too. I know we are all just trying to do our best, but alas....
Being a Sports Parent is Hard.
Raising an Athlete is Hard.
Parents: As you start this fall sports season, remember...
- What you do matters.
- What you say matters.
- How you parent matters.
As a parent, you impact the culture of the team!
Here are 5 Critical Lessons for Sports Parents:
1. It is Your Child's Experience, Not Yours! Remember that this athletic journey is your child's, not yours. Allow them to own their successes AND failures. Support them without dictating their path.
2. Have a TEAM First Focus - As much as you love your child, remember it is a TEAM sport. It's all about the team, not just your child. Teach them the value of teamwork and collective success. Show them how to sacrifice ME for WE. Celebrate their teammates' Successes!
3. Embrace the Struggle of Team Sports - Accept the struggle of team sports. Embrace the highs and lows. Help your child understand the value of perseverance and resilience. Struggles are part of growth and character development.
4. Navigate, Don't Plow - Be there for support, not to clear all obstacles. Allow them to navigate challenges and learn resilience. Being a snowplow parent denies them the chance to grow.
5. Find JOY in the Journey - Find happiness in the entire sports experience. Celebrate the small victories and lessons learned. The journey’s highs and lows are equally valuable. Teach your child to cherish every moment, win or lose.
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