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Daily Insights

Daily Insights are insightful truths about reality that empower us to transform our way of thinking.

They are often challenging, and give us the coaching and courage to behave in a way we might never have thought of. They’re great to dwell on and remind ourselves of throughout the day.

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What do you remember

December 15, 2019

What do you remember about your Father/Mother? What will your own children remember you for? (Have you the courage to ask them?)

© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Parenting Children Insights (PC 25)

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Childhood resentments

December 14, 2019

Childhood resentments form at a subconscious level, and so continue to affect their attitudes in later adult life, until a skilled helper draws them out.

© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Parenting Children Insights (PC 24)

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The mistaken belief

December 13, 2019

The mistaken belief that some children can never succeed, is an evil belief indeed. When a child fails, methods of teaching have already failed the child.

© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Parenting Children Insights (PC 23)

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The children who learn in order to avoid humiliation

December 12, 2019

The children who learn in order to avoid humiliation, soon quit learning. Learning ‘for the fun of it’ is self-perpetuating.

© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Parenting Children Insights (PC 22)

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Be sure to discover the limitations of your responsibilities

December 11, 2019

Be sure to discover the limitations of your responsibilities for your children’s choices as they grow older, or they will never accept responsibility for themselves, or their attitudes.

© Copyright D. Riddell, 2012
Book Reference: Parenting Children Insights (PC 21)

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