The difference between successful and unsuccessful people often lies in how they view their mistakes.
Helping kids rebound from mistakes
The starfish story
Everyone can make a difference — even if that difference affects one person.
A glass of milk
One good deed deserves another.
36 ways to build kids’ character
Find ways to use these simple moral-building principles in everyday moments with your children.
The fox and the grapes
Be grateful for what you have and not envious of what you don’t.
An elephant and his friends
Friends come in all shapes and sizes!
10 ways to raise a charitable child
Over and over, researchers are finding that empathy is the cornerstone for becoming a happy, well-adjusted, successful adult. Studies show that possessing empathy also makes children more likable, more employable, better leaders, and more conscience-driven.
Wins and losses: Not the focus
Wins and losses should not be the most important thing to focus on in youth sports.
10 ways to raise a charitable child
The truth is, kids don’t learn how to be kind from reading about it in a textbook, but from doing kind deeds. The more children witness or experience what it feels like to give, the more likely they will develop a charitable spirit.
Listen up!
An important but often neglected aspect of respect is listening to what others say.