Blind to Failure
By Scott CampsallHorse blinders are pieces of leather that are placed on either side of a horse’s eyes to keep it looking directly forward. Horses
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Beware of the Shortcut
A shortcut might look appealing, but it usually costs you more than you imagine it could in the long run.
Mastering The Art of Prompting
Do you often find yourself caught in a cycle of constant correction and yelling at your child? It’s a common challenge many parents face. But
Mastering Parental Attunement: Understanding and Addressing Your Child’s Complaints
Parenting comes with its unique set of challenges, and one common struggle many parents encounter is dealing with a child who complains frequently. Whether it’s
Risk Starts Where Planning Stops
Lt. Cdr. Victor Prather and Cdr. Malcolm Ross in the gondola prior to their balloon flight on
May 4, 1961
Taken from https://dca.lib.tufts.edu/
Reprinted from National Geographic, Nov. 1961, vol. 120, #3, p. 675
Understanding Dr. Daniel Siegel’s HALT Method and Its Impact on Kids’ Extracurricular Activities
As parents, we want our children to thrive in all aspects of life, including their extracurricular activities. However, sometimes we notice that our kids are
Stop Planning and Start Doing
By Scott CampsallIn my almost 30 years of martial arts training, I cannot count how many times I’ve heard people say they are planning to start to
Mindful Tips for Getting Kids to Martial Arts Classes
We just wanted to share this great article from Sensei Melody Johnson. Sensei Melody has totally revolutionized the martial arts industry by focusing on child
Missed a Class? So What?!?
Consistency is the foundation of a good habit. But an inflexible approach might be why you struggle to make new habits stick.Research suggests that the
And Still…
The two words that every announcer says when someone retains a title in sports like boxing, mixed martial arts, or even professional wrestling. “And still.”A