20 Ways You Can Ignite Your Child's Potential
Play, Play, Play! Show and tell children they are loved for who they are. Affirm a child’s positive behavior every chance you get. Let kids choose their own activities, called “free play.” Identify and remind children daily of their strengths and gifts. Empower your child’s unique leadership skills. Provide positive feedback to children, the #1 motivator of kids. Constantly stimulate a child’s curiosity and imagination. Embolden your child to become a good friend to others. E
Courageous Caring
Leadership skills of the future fall into what some people might call “soft” leadership skills. This is far from accurate. The skills that everyone is searching for, in fact, fall into the category of what I call leadership “power skills” – some of the most powerful traits children can learn to thrive in the future. These dynamic new leadership skills hold the power to create meaningful change in people’s lives and in society as well: Envisioning Nurturing Connecting Creatin
