Contrary to what people seem to think, “I don’t know” is a valid response. Just don’t let it be a default, or cop out, answer that keeps you stuck or shuts you down from even trying to do, achieve, be, create, have something you really want to go after. As a parent, as a coach, you’re …
I have kids with ADHD. I truly believe that it provides some unique strengths for athletes! Here are some examples … Symptom: Gift Impulsive: can easily catch opponents by surprise Hyperactive: energetic Daydreaming: able to get into a positive, relaxed state Distractable: doesn’t dwell on mistakes, quickly moves on to the next thing/play Forgetful: doesn’t …
One thing about kids with strong will is they’re not going to be fake. They don’t value people who say one thing but mean another. They feel disrespected when people do that to them. This means that they also won’t do that to others. This is why, when a child like this is obviously upset …
