The Kid Code Playground

Dr. Jordan Peterson has a simple, respectful way to help you communicate with and understand your kids or anyone else, and—to help them learn to articulate—and that helps them to become clearer in their thinking. This is tremendously helpful in the world we live in today.  

Isn’t it strange that we do things we don’t really want to—like react negatively towards our kids? This podcast helps us see that we can correct our own course with a simple question.Show Notes:Eliot Hoppe, Serene Hypnotherapy Health and Wellnesshttps://www.serene-hypnosis.com403-498-8884eliot@paramountlearning.com

This week we’re talking about how to ask a few simple questions to go from making decisions that lead to some degree of destruction to making decisions that come from a place of collaboration—and way less internal stress.Show NotesEliot’s contact info:Eliot Hoppe, Serene Hypnotherapy Health and Wellnesshttps://www.serene-hypnosis.com403-498-8884eliot@paramountlearning.com

We can take our instructions from a negative thought or ask ourselves a simple question or two to change course! That sounds too easy. Try it and see!Show Notes:Eliot Hoppe, Serene Hypnotherapy Health and Wellnesshttps://www.serene-hypnosis.com403-498-8884eliot@paramountlearning.com

This simple secret is like taking a feel-good tranquilizer without the side effects when stress arises around the never ending ‘to-do’s’!

Who are you grateful for? Why? How did that change you? How can you use that to help your kids and others?Contemplating how your life changed and how you can help others feel peaceful instead of panicky or paranoid is a good life-skill.  

With this recap of our Kindness Series you are invited to take the joy-causing strategies into your future with you.

The Princess, Lady Diana, and The Pauper, Mother Teresa both led lives that were blessed in some ways and impoverished in others—what they had in common—and spread around themselves, was kindness.  

Dedicate your day to kindness with a simple affirmation in the morning when your eyes pop open—and silently count how many times you can be kind to yourself and others each day—for the next week.