When you imagine your kids all grown up, you probably hope they'll be able to roll with disappointment, persevere when things are hard, and find their footing when life doesn't go as planned.

You want them to be strong enough to handle a difficult boss, a painful breakup, a friendship that falls apart — and come out the knowing they're okay. 

Something is getting in the way of our kids developing that kind of grit and studier. They have more activities, more devices, and more adult attention than any generation before them.

But they're less willing to try hard things. Less able to sit with boredom. Less confident that they can figure things out without our intervention.

The very scaffolding we've built around them--out of love and the best of intentions--may be the thing preventing them from discovering what they're made of.

In this class, you'll gain a clearer picture of what your child actually needs from you and the tools to make that shift without guilt, or confusion.