The Power of 3

07/31/2021

Supporting the in the first day of the American Minor League 20:20

06/01/2021

How Organized Are you? 📝

Today we are shining the light on Gallup’s theme of .

The fact that I missed ‘Get Organized Day’ on April 26 shows my levels of organization 😂

However, this Superstar 🤩 has Organizer in her top 3!

We usually showcase the Challenge that has been set for our Superstar, however, today we wanted to focus on how our program supports parents too 👏

We deliver feedback sessions to parents/guardians to help them understand their child’s Strengths. During the feedback session with this Superstar’s parent there was a real 💡 moment!

Kiddos with high Organizer like a plan. A plan for the day, week, month and/or Season perhaps! They love knowing the details and enjoy making lists. If they understand the details of the plan, or even better, if are involved in making the plan, they can ‘be in the moment’ and not wondering about what is going to happen next.

The💡 moment came when the Mom of this Superstar 🤩 realized that her daughter frequently asking ‘what are we doing next’ did not mean that she wasn’t grateful for what they were currently doing. In fact, her daughter wanted to understand the ‘plan’ so she could enjoy the moment even more! The example that we discussed during the feedback session was a recent trip to Disney.

If you are interested in finding out more about how to uncover your child’s natural strengths, join us tomorrow (June 2) for a FREE live webinar. You must register in advance using this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwuduivqzwuGdGH_JMva2vmj4YGniIOA6nL?fbclid=IwAR2vd1HEu_ebCcu4Kcggl6zpGlYVZbkY-DR13vub5urnAvk9rJgQ0UTdjfU

05/26/2021

Today we are celebrating one of the influencing Strengths from Gallup 's .

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Kids with high Competing look to improve their own performance through comparison and measurement of progress. Competing is not always about being number 1 (although it can be!), but rather about winning the competition that the child sets themselves. This could mean competing against others that do not know that they are competing, or it could be self-competitiveness. Examples could be to increase their grade, beat a personal best, get picked for a sports team etc.

⚡️ Competing is not usually about winning over others.
⚡️It is about taking a personal pride from winning.
⚡️Winning or not, provokes a deep emotion in these children as they use a lot of energy to win.
⚡️If your child or a child that you care about, has high Competing, help them to celebrate their success or comfort them if they don’t win ‘their’ competition.

🤩This Superstar had recently taken up Softball when we started working with her. She really wanted to build her confidence and competence quickly! Her ‘challenge’ was focused on setting a goal and breaking it down into smaller manageable chunks. The key to success for this ‘Challenge’ was having our Superstar record and monitor her progress against the measurements that she had set!

Awesome job!

05/24/2021

Very proud to be featured in Modern Boca Mom by Michelle Olson-Rogers Mompreneur Monday!

Don’t forget that I am hosting a free live webinar on June 2. All the details can be found in the article!

This week's MOMpreneur Monday introduces Rachael Allen who founded The Power Of 3, a children's coaching program for 10-14 year olds.

05/09/2021

Happy Mother's Day to all the Mamas and positive female role models out there! Wishing you a wonderful day!

05/08/2021

💥FREE LIVE WEBINAR 💥

⚡️ Have you been watching our posts from afar?

⚡️ Do you want to build confidence and resilience in your 10–14-year-old?

⚡️ Have you been wondering what ‘The Power of 3’ is all about?

⚡️ Do you have a child about to start middle school / senior school?

⚡️ Are you looking for a new way to connect with your 10-14-year old?

If you answered yes or are slightly curious about any of these questions, join us for this FREE live webinar!

You must register in advance, the link is in the FB Event.

05/06/2021

Today we are celebrating one of the influencing Strengths from .

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Kids with high Competing look to improve their own performance through comparison and measurement of progress. Competing is not always about being number 1 (although it can be!), but rather about winning the competition that the child sets themselves. This could mean competing against others that do not know that they are competing, or it could be self-competitiveness. Examples could be to increase their grade, beat a personal best, get picked for a sports team etc.

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Competing is not usually about winning over others it is about taking a personal pride from winning. Winning or not, provokes a deep emotion in these children as they use a lot of energy to win. If your child or a child that you care about, has high Competing, help them to celebrate their success or comfort them if they don’t win ‘their’ competition.

🤩This Superstar had recently taken up Softball when we started working with her. She really wanted to build her confidence and competence quickly! Her ‘challenge’ was focused on setting a goal and breaking it down into smaller manageable chunks. The key to success for this ‘Challenge’ was having our Superstar record and monitor her progress against the measurements that she had set! Awesome job!

05/06/2021

💥FREE LIVE WEBINAR 💥

Would you like a glimpse into how your child thinks, feels and behaves?

We all have unique ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. Understanding this about someone else, especially a child helps to develop their confidence and resilience.

⚡️ Join our FREE live webinar to find out how to uncover your child’s natural talents to increase their performance and resilience!

⚡️ You must register in advance. Details are under Events. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwuduivqzwuGdGH_JMva2vmj4YGniIOA6nL

05/04/2021

Happy Star Wars Day! This was 4 years ago, time flies

05/04/2021

💥FREE LIVE WEBINAR 💥

Do you remember what it is like being 10-14 years old?

It is such a transitional time in a child’s life. They are changing physically, mentally, emotionally and hormonally as well as leaving their comfort zone of their Elementary/Primary School to head for Middle/Senior School. School and academic expectations change too. Children are expected to,

⚡️Get to and from classes on their own.
⚡️Manage their time wisely.
⚡️Organize and keep up with materials for multiple classes.
⚡️Be responsible for all classwork and homework from multiple teachers.
⚡️At the same time as developing and maintaining social relationships!

This can be an exciting time of change but also stressful!

Join our FREE live webinar to find out how to uncover your child’s natural talents to increase their performance and resilience!

You must register in advance, the link to register is in our Bio.