Happy Thanksgiving from the farm 🧡🤎🧡🦃🍁
We are grateful for the support this past year! Please accept our gratitude and well wishes as we kickoff the holiday season 🦃🎄
We’re no longer just a Farmer’s Market ~ we’re a destination! Veggies, fruit, fresh bakery, ice cream & craft beer!!
Open today until 6pm
Mon 9-6pm (Brewery closed)
July 4th 10-2pm (Brewery closed)
Brewery /Taproom now open!
Mon/Tue ~ closed
Wed/Thur/Fri ~ 3-9pm
Sat ~ 12-9pm
Sun ~ 12-6pm
Farmer’s market/ Bakery to open end of May/early June 🍓🥧🍻
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My 11-year-old daughter Lyla loves basketball. She loves watching it, she loves talking about it, and she loves playing it.
As a father, there is nothing better than watching your child do something they enjoy.
And while she is a very smart and skilled player, like many children (and adults), she lacks confidence in herself.
She tends to equate her self-worth with her performance on the court (which is a common - and debilitating trap)… which heightens her anxiety.
She tethers her confidence to every missed shot, every turnover, and every foul… which causes her to play timidly and unassertively (as she is afraid to make mistakes).
This is the #1 thing we are working on together. I encourage her to focus on the process, not the result.
Was that a good shot to take (regardless of whether it went in)?
Did you play hard/smart/unselfishly (regardless of whether you won the game)?
Were you coachable and a good teammate (regardless of the outcome)?
I want to empower her to focus on what she has control over and let go of what she doesn’t (controllable vs uncontrollable) to build unshakable, unbreakable confidence!
I explain that true self confidence is also earned in 4 additional ways:
Demonstrated performance (seeing yourself do something and making progress/improvement)
Putting in work during The Unseen Hours (getting in quality reps)
Keeping your word to yourself (doing what you promised yourself you would do)
Empowering self-talk (making sure that little voice in your head is compassionate, not critical)
To be clear - earning the right to be confident is not easy… and is something many people struggle with their entire lives!