#239: Trying to Get it Right VS Getting ...

In the final part of this five-part series on emotional self-regulation, Kim John Payne explores the idea that when children are angry, they are also deeply vulnerable. He reminds us that difficult behaviors often surface when children are overwhelmed, and in those moments, they ... Show More

In this fourth part of this five-part series on emotional self-regulation, Kim John Payne reviews how screens can disrupt not only a child’s emotional balance but also a parent’s ability to stay centered. He explains how modern screen content is designed to deliver high levels of ... Show More

In the third episode of this five-part series on Emotional Self-Regulation, Kim John Payne offers a practical, compassionate invitation to slow down. He introduces the metaphor of a tap overflowing, a symbol for the mounting pressures and over-commitments many families face. Inst ... Show More

In this video, we discuss a common parenting mistake many parents make without realizing it. Find out if you're making this huge parenting mistake and how to avoid it for better parent-child relationships. 📚 Purchase MY NEW BOOK: Your Journey To Being Yourself; https://amzn.to/3 ... Show More

In today’s episode we are joined by Kim Morrison to discuss parenting in a changing world: the importance of connection, self-love and being present. We start with a reflection of the pandemic on our lives and communities, emphasizing the importance of connection and resilience. ... Show More

Ever find yourself questioning your parenting because your child’s behavior doesn’t match up with society’s expectations? Today, I discuss a topic that hits close to home: the idea that successful parenting is not about having perfectly behaved children but about how we respond t ... Show More

In this episode of the Success x Happiness podcast, Kim Morrison shares her personal journey, emphasising self-love and resilience. She shares her son’s struggles following a family tragedy and how she developed a six-step process for self-love to help him. That experience inspir ... Show More

‘And I love the quote that says, ‘You are not meant to carry the weight of the world on your shoulders’ because it’s true. Back in the day we weren’t connected to the rest of the world, we didn’t know what was happening more than a couple of kilometres away. We didn’t have hundre ... Show More

‘My Dad right now has been diagnosed with some hardening of the arteries in his heart, and it looks to be pretty serious. I don’t want to make this morbid, but I got a real sense of mortality very quickly. But I feel like this is the same sort of thing. I am pretty sure he is a h ... Show More

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com.Episode 2070:Krista O'Reilly-Davi-Digui, in her heartfelt exploration with EricaLayne.co, delves into the raw and transformative jou ... Show More

Ever felt the pressure to have kids who always toe the line, never stepping out of bounds? Let's challenge that notion today as we unravel the beauty of raising children who make mistakes, who try on different behaviors, and who are authentically themselves. But here's th ... Show More

‘This is huge, a big point and I guess a point of friction in relationships right now and historically. And that is the difference between the nourishing mother and the beautiful caring type, energy that is there, and they just want to give and give and give versus the masculine ... Show More

Blaming others or circumstances for our difficulties is a common way to respond, but it often keeps us stuck in a cycle of negativity and powerlessness. In this week’s Quicky I want to share a couple of powerful techniques to help us reframe our experiences and find valuable less ... Show More