Life Skills
Financial literacy and the maintenance and mastery of mental and emotional health are a few examples of key pillars in gaining stable footing as an adult. Being savvy in network navigation, excelling in interviewing, and having confidence bolster the foundation from which your child’s life rocket will take off.
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Introductory financial and entrepreneurial literacy courses that make exposure to the tenants of our capitalistic globe simple and engaging for children. We know that money is not everything, but it can definitely secure your spot for a decent, enjoyable life. Children are often notified too late about the intricacies of finances, and as adults, end up in unfortunate places with credit, debt, and investments. With targeted, interactive practice, your children will be prepared for conversations in stocks, banking, launching a small business, and pitching ideas. LET’S CHAT!
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Wearing many hats and managing the weight of varying responsibilities becomes increasingly more difficult as we age, and children are often unprepared as their loads get heavier. Through guided practice, we help your children to become masters of goal setting and scheduling in ways that make sense to them. Understanding how “order” is logical takes training and habit formation. Having this skill in pocket prepares your youth for navigating the challenging situations that will undoubtedly arise. LET’S CHAT!
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Wellness lies at the center of the success we imagine for ourselves, and you can’t celebrate your accomplishments if you are not well enough to accomplish them. Mental, physical, and emotional wellness are life skills learned in early development and solidified through the habits and training of the middle grade years. Being healthy in mind and body is essential in reaching our goals, and without providing care to the bodies we live in and the minds we depend on, it will be difficult to perform as we hope to. Self-awareness will influence how your child prepares for and responds to life’s hills and valleys. LET’S CHAT!
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Every child needs a level of confidence which helps them to make decisions like moving forward or taking a risk. Even for something as simple as learning to walk, children are empowered to be bold and persistent when they have been armed with a healthy confidence in themselves. Esteem means everything to holding the line against the outside world and preventing a system overload. With the overexposure to an intense collection of information through media, children are finding it increasingly more difficult to be secure in their own identities and shut out the noise of the world. We aren’t certified counselors and won’t recommend treatments as therapists, but we can train your child to see themselves, value their identities, and believe in the person they are forming themselves to be. LET’S CHAT!