I think the most wonderful thing I’ve experience so far in Skool is the connection. And I have a feeling its going to be the best part for me. I’ve long thrived off of connection- But it wasn’t always that way for me- When I was a kid, I used to avoid most connection with people- because I never felt safe. And this was cause I never felt safe in the relationship with my mother. How many of you can relate to not feeling totally safe with your mother? Emotionally? As if something you did or some way that you were- she resisted or had a problem with? I’m really glad we get to realize these things as adults, heal ourselves, and do it differently. This work has changed my life, and I hope it changes yours too.

I know many of you listening to this can relate to being an extremely shy child. I was that child standing in the corner for 10 hours. That child is the reason I do this work- And I KNOW, that if you resonate, we don’t want our children to suffer the same fate that we did. In the comments, share the most famous story about when you were a Shy Child. Let’s hear it.

You’ve Seen Glimpses Of their Amazing-ness- Either at home or in random moments with their friends- You’ve See their Light- And You’re Wondering- How Do I get that to SHINE? Like, ALL the Time? You’d be right in thinking this. This Light is their Potential- And Our job is to help them bring it out- WHY? So they can be who they’re supposed to be in this world. So they can SHINE in their legacy. Comment below & Answer: 1) What’s a social situation where you witnessed your shy kid’s potential? (with you or anyone else) 2) How do you think your child would make a Great Leader?

Get Ready to Transform Your Shy Kid into A Confident Leader 🌟🌠 If Your Child is Struggling Socially, Afraid to Be Seen/Speak, Learn the Exact Method to Help Them Turn Their Fear Into Their Superpower... AS A CONFIDENT LEADER! 🚀 Answer the Poll Below ✅ And Then Comment on this Post Answering These 2 Questions 📝: 1) Where does My Child's shyness show up the most? (which situations?) 2) What do they usually do/behave when shy (what does their body language/face look like?)