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Hi, Fam!Author: Avital Schreiber Levy
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#33 Beyond Victimhood: How to Help Your Children Stay Strong When Life Isn't Fair
Episode 33
Tuesday, 3 December, 2024
How do we raise children who may objectively be victims, without developing a victim mindset? In this deeply personal episode, I explore this complex question that carries meaning far beyond any specific group or circumstance. Whether your child faces bullying, medical challenges, family difficulties, or discrimination - this conversation offers powerful mindsets to help them develop resilience while honoring their experiences. Drawing from my personal experiences and family wisdom, I dive into practical strategies for allowing children to feel their genuine emotions while not letting hardship become their defining story. Learn how to help your children maintain their sense of joy, develop pride in their achievements (rather than circumstances), and transform challenges into opportunities for growth. Join me for this thoughtful exploration of building strong character and family culture in the face of adversity. Because while we can't always control what happens to us, we can control how we respond and who we choose to become. _________________________ Want to dive deeper into creating a meaningful family culture and raising children with strong values - Learn more about The Studio (hifam.com/studio), where parents come together to develop the leadership skills needed to build extraordinary families.
