Temple Grandin saw the world in pictures, not words. Doctors and ranchers alike doubted her. She trusted her perception anyway, and it changed an entire industry. This week, we open July with Carl Rogers and the foundation of self-trust: learning to treat your own experience as real data.

Wilma Rudolph was told she would never walk. She became the fastest woman in the world — not through sheer willpower, but through a particular kind of wondering. This week, we close out Curiosity Drive with Eleanor Duckworth's most powerful insight and one tiny experiment to try over the July 4th weekend.

An Italian educator named Loris Malaguzzi believed children come into the world with a hundred ways to think, create, and express themselves — and that most of us unwittingly take 99 of them away. This week, we're learning how to give them back. Plus, we're announcing the winners of our Big Idea Challenge!

When plans fall apart, the Villain and Victim Voices get loud — but the Hero Voice becomes strongest in those moments. This edition shares powerful children’s books that help kids practice choosing that Hero Voice again.

Catch up on a month of powerful lessons on creativity and resilience—plus a story that proves even a 14-year-old can teach us something about bouncing back. From playful tools to tiny habits, this recap is packed with fresh sparks to help your kids imagine boldly and rise stronger.

The holidays are creeping closer. The twinkle lights, the cozy songs, the peppermint everything. And… the big questions. “Mom, is Santa real?” “What about

AI may shape the tools our kids use, but it’s their values that shape who they become. From city tours to family songs, here are creative ways to use AI that reinforce curiosity, kindness, and connection at home.

Catch up on a month of powerful lessons on creativity and resilience—plus a story that proves even a 14-year-old can teach us something about bouncing back. From playful tools to tiny habits, this recap is packed with fresh sparks to help your kids imagine boldly and rise stronger.

What if the richest kids weren’t the ones with the biggest bank accounts, but the ones with the strongest bodies and calmest minds? Discover five simple, science-backed ways parents can help kids build real wealth through health—one walk, one laugh, and one good night’s sleep at a time.

Catch up on a month of powerful lessons on creativity and resilience—plus a story that proves even a 4-year-old can teach us something about bouncing back. From playful tools to tiny habits, this recap is packed with fresh sparks to help your kids imagine boldly and rise stronger.

From kindergarten interviews to high-stakes exams, school systems push kids to achieve. But resilience grows when mistakes are allowed—are we giving children enough room to try again?

Imagine a world where every child's inner voice radiates courage, confidence, and unstoppable resilience.

That's the vision behind this book that has been our labor of love over the past few years to empower kids through the power of self talk.

Parents and educators are buzzing with excitement, saying their kids can't get enough of this transformative story!

We share Jim Kwik’s 5 keys to unlock kids’ creativity, inspired by his journey from brain injury to limitless coach. Harmony Hare’s mission spreads peace and self-talk. Grab the 48-hour book deal to help kids dream big and bounce back!

What if your child’s greatest superpower is the voice inside their head? This month, we launched Harmony Hare, explored the science of self-talk, and shared tools to help kids turn mindfulness into magic. Ready to see what’s next?

A mirror full of sticky notes. A shift in how the day begins. This week, Sylvia shares how small, mindful habits and playful tweaks are helping her family stay calm and connected—without adding more to the to-do list.

Stillness isn’t about staying quiet; it’s about feeling calm and grounded inside, even when life moves fast. In this edition, we’ll explore practical ways to build that kind of inner peace and a few surprising finds to help your family reset and recharge.

Try wearing a green suit and tie to school or work every day—as a 7-year-old! Not because anyone told you to, but because you wanted to. That’s the energy we’re all about.

Truth be told, I’m not all that embarrassed. I’m proud to embrace these phrases my baby came up with because I’m proud she has learned enough to be able to speak them. I love sharing her language with her and communicating with terms I know she can fully comprehend.

These small steps will make habits stick!

Happy New Year! Did you know January is also Positive Parenting Awareness Month? It's the perfect time to take a moment and reflect on our parenting