Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just care about the next generation--this episode’s for you! Today Dr. Sam Goldstein, a neuropsychologist and child development author, joins Dr. Taz to talk about raising kids in a modern world. His expertise and research brings a fresh new take on what it means to raise a child into adulthood. Listen for tips on how to best encourage the kids in your life and how education is one of the strongest tools we can use for bringing up the next generation.
Today on Super Woman Wellness:
- What “The Seven Instincts” are and how to encourage them in your child
- How identifying children with their traits can be dangerous
- What it means to actually prepare our children for the future
- The problem with modern schools and how we can fix them
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Follow Dr. Sam:
- Sam Goldstein website
- Tenacity in Children website
- Dr. Sam’s book: Tenacity in Children: Nurturing the Seven Instincts for Lifetime Success
- Dr. Sam's other books
This show is produced by Soulfire Productions
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