Today we are looking at Curiosity, the third element of the PACE approach. Curiosity can be one of the most powerful tools the Wellbeing Support Practitioners at Limitless Futures use to build meaningful relationships. It’s not just about asking questions – it’s about showing genuine interest in our participants world, thoughts, and experiences. When we approach conversations with open minds and hearts, young people feel seen, valued, and understood. - It encourages trust and open dialogue. - It shows that you care about their unique perspectives. - It empowers them to share more about what's important to them. By leading with curiosity, we are modelling this for the young people we support which in turn encourages them to explore what intrinsically motivates them. This: - Fosters a Love of Learning - Encourages Problem-Solving - Promotes Growth Mindset - Empowers Independence To find out more about how we use and inspire curiosity: https://lnkd.in/eT_pFp-7 —where growth, exploration, and discovery thrive! The PACE approach help adults build safe, trusting relationships with children and young people, It stands for Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy. Tomorrow we will look at last element Empathy. #growthmindset #youthengagement #curiositymatters #listenandlearn #EBSA #eotas #anxiouschild
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Realms The fourth dimension, often seen as a metaphor for higher operationality or a deeper understanding of existence, can offer powerful insights and solutions. We need to start teaching our teenagers how to tap into this realm, as they are the future leaders and custodians of tomorrow's solutions. Here are some ways teenagers can tap into this dimension: First, they must be convinced of its existence and benefits. They need to experience and embrace it fully. #existence #teensandparents These are some of the benefits of operating in the fourth dimension: They will develop a deeper understanding of themselves and the world. The fourth dimension is a world of creativity. Exploring it will help them find creative and innovative solutions to challenges. In a world that forcefully sells a regressive agenda, they will achieve a sense of calm and clarity. They will develop a consciousness of the need to be empathetic, fostering their ability to build stronger connections with others through heightened emotional intelligence. Ways they can tap into the fourth dimension: 1. Quieting the Mind: Until distractions are eliminated through introspection, they won't be able to hear the sweet sounds of the fourth dimension. For example, limiting screen time to focus on real-life interactions with divinity and humans can help. 2. They must be hungry for more, curious, and open-minded to tap into this realm. 3. They should ask deep questions that push them to study the Bible, attend workshops, and spur new ideas and discussions that challenge perspectives on life, existence, and their purpose. 4. Encourage them to write, write, and write. No insight is cheap or common when exposed to the fourth dimension, where they can explore imaginative concepts and ideas. 5. They must understand the character of divinity and the fruits of the fourth dimension. 6. This understanding will help them trust their instincts. Encourage them to listen to their inner guidance and make decisions based on it. 7. Help them seek and find supportive mentorship from those experienced in exploring higher dimensions of consciousness. 8. Encourage them to form or join a tribe that shares similar interests in personal and spiritual growth to keep tapping into this realm. These practices can help your teenagers develop a deeper connection with themselves and the world around them, enabling them to tap into the fourth dimension for real-time solutions to current and future problems. #2024summerprogram #fourthdimension Book a slot for your teenagers in our upcoming 2024 summer program. Link in the comments.
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🌟 Unlocking Potential Beyond the First 1,000 Days 🌟 As parents and educators, we often hear about the importance of the first 1,000 days in a child's life. But what about the magic that unfolds in the next 1,000 days? From ages three to five, children embark on a whirlwind of cognitive, social, and emotional growth that sets the stage for lifelong success. 📚🧩🤝 ✨ **Nurture Their Minds:** - Dive into the world of stories and imagination. Reading and storytelling enhance vocabulary and creative play builds critical thinking skills. 📖🎨 ✨ **Cultivate Social-Emotional Intelligence:** - Peer interactions and emotional guidance lay the foundation for empathy, cooperation, and emotional intelligence. 🤗💬 ✨ **The Power of Environment & Community:** - A supportive atmosphere and active community programs provide the scaffolding for exploration and learning. 🏡🌍 By investing in these transformative years, we pave the way for children to excel academically, develop resilience, and become confident leaders of tomorrow. Let's commit to nurturing the next 1,000 days with passion and purpose! 💪🌟 [#ChildDevelopment, #EarlyLearning, #FutureLeaders, #HolisticGrowth, #ParentingTips] READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/gVjEtC9W
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