Make Them Winners-Success Coaching for Kids by Parents
Primary coach in everyone’s life is their parents, we inherit most of our traits from our father and mother, that’s why I am writing this success coaching for kids article for all the parents who wants to train their kids to be a winner.
The life coaching industry has been among the top growing industries recently and the Reason behind this is obvious, that now we have started to realize that our potential is much more than what we can imagine, and by knowing and being open to these deeper truths of our existence only we could create a good and successful life.
I stumbled on this very awesome program named “Law of Attraction for Kids“ lately and I did a small research on it, I found out that it could really be among the best investments that people could ever make for the better future of their children, this program will help you to build a winner mindset for your kids.
I don’t think that in this age of advancement we could give any other better gift to the kids apart from the ability to think out of the box and create a desired life. Continue reading
Mind Of Little Kids-Should Children Learn Meditation
Before discussing meditation for children, we should first understand that we do meditation as our mind is always overloaded with thoughts that keep us away from the present 
moment.
Meditation helps us to be a more awake and conscious person, rather than being a slave of our own mind; it brings forth the unconditional love from inside which is our true nature.
Let us now move on to our prime focus:-
Should Children Learn Meditation?
However, children are always more in the present moment than us, they have love in their hearts even for the nonliving things and they care about everything in their vicinity so much. Continue reading
The Learning Mind of a Baby-A Blank Page Waiting for a Story
When we smile at a baby, it often elicits a joyful response in return, even if the baby is unfamiliar to us. This natural exchange of smiles underscores a simple but profound human connection. However, such spontaneous interactions are rare among adults. About seven out ten of people are hesitant to greet a stranger, primarily due to a fear of negative or dismissive responses. This reluctance is deeply rooted in a broader societal issue: a pervasive anxiety about being judged.
In today’s world, the fear of judgment can be paralyzing, leading many to avoid initiating interactions with those they do not know. This apprehension is driven by the concern that a friendly gesture might not be reciprocated, which can be disheartening and lead to feelings of rejection. The result is a diminished sense of community and a reluctance to engage with others, further isolating individuals. Addressing this fear requires fostering environments where positive social interactions are encouraged and where people are reminded of the fundamental human need for connection and mutual respect.