In this episode, we answer a listener's question about helping a 13-year-old who struggles with confidence. We share practical tools parents can use to help kids develop genuine self-belief by focusing on what they can control, how they respond to setbacks, and the habits that create resilience over time.
We discuss:
Why internal confidence is stronger than confidence built on praise or external validation.
How confidence struggles show up through body language, breathing, and self-talk.
Interrupting negative thought spirals with one simple question: "Who's in control?"
Building confidence through small, meaningful choices that create autonomy.
Using an experiment mindset so mistakes become feedback instead of failures.
Helping kids create their "most confident self" through intentional breath, posture, and inner dialogue.
How an alter ego can help young athletes and students perform with greater confidence.
Why parents are the greatest model of confidence—and how letting your child watch you recover from mistakes teaches resilience.
Whether you're raising an athlete, a student, or simply want to help your child become more resilient, this episode provides practical strategies that build confidence from the inside out.
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