Yesterday, I was encouraged by this mother's humility to apologize to her son. Because kids watch what we do, more than what we say. But you already know that. So this is just a reminder to be the good example you want them to follow 😊

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Fe - Extraverted Feeling is the topic of this video. ---TRANSCRIPT--- Greetings. This is my submission for Mastery Monday. I’m going to try to keep this below five minutes. So the topic is extroverted feeling. I recently dealt with a case—an ENFJ who was shoplifting because everybody else around them was shoplifting. Extroverted feeling is connected to empathy and social harmony. These people don’t like when others are upset with them. If they find out someone is mad at them, it really disturbs them. They’ll ask, “Are you mad at me?” They don’t want anyone to be upset with them. They are very susceptible to peer pressure, people-pleasing, being a doormat, and being passive. So if you have one of these children, you want to pay special attention to helping them not become doormats. Everyone should be mindful of peer pressure, but these types need extra attention. Let’s break this down. The ENFJ has extroverted feeling in the top slot. The ESFJ also has Fe in the top slot. The INFJ has it in the second slot, and the ISFJ also has it in the second slot. This ENFJ is the focus here because they are deeply connected to connection—which also relates to intimacy. If you have one of these four types of children, you want to consistently tell them “I love you.” Don’t assume they know. Everyone should express love to their kids, but for these children, it’s especially important. You also want to monitor their friendships closely. These children are more prone to people-pleasing. You’ve probably heard the saying: you become a product of the five people you spend the most time with. If they’re around five negative influences, there’s a high chance they become the sixth. So you want to guide them toward healthy friendships. At the same time, be careful not to hurt their feelings in a way that pushes them away. If that happens, they may begin to value their friends’ opinions more than yours. You don’t want their friends to hold more emotional influence or reverence than you do.

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Hey everyone, Today Facebook showed me a memory that instantly made me think of you, @Devin Trent and this beautiful community. Since my daughter was a baby, I’ve always whispered little truths into her world…“You are kind”, “You are calm”... Even when she was sleeping, I would gently speak these words, or play soft affirmations and meditative sounds around her. Sometimes consciously… sometimes just from the heart. A few years later, she came home from school with a small “ticket” they had created in class. The exercise was simple: write or draw how you’re feeling. And her answer was “I’m feeling peaceful because my mom always calls me a calm girl, and I am feeling calm.” There was something so pure in that moment. A reflection of how deeply our words land… even when we think they’re just small whispers. It reminded me that what we repeat with love…what we anchor through sound, presence, and intention…gently shapes the way we see ourselves. And not just in children. In all of us. The words we repeat… become the identity we live 💫 ✨ What are the words you’ve been repeating to yourself lately?