How one internal change transformed my relationship with my daughter and freed me from fear of sharing ideas.
Creating Something Interesting
Recently, during a session with my expert, I was discussing a situation that occurred during my daughter's tantrum.
The expert said a simple phrase: "A two-year-old child needs to be offered something interesting — then their attention will shift." And unexpectedly, it turned out that the problem was not at all about that.
I realized that it's not difficult for me to come up with something new.
But it's very important for me that what I create is liked by another person.
The expert said a simple phrase: "A two-year-old child needs to be offered something interesting — then their attention will shift." And unexpectedly, it turned out that the problem was not at all about that.
I realized that it's not difficult for me to come up with something new.
But it's very important for me that what I create is liked by another person.
Creating Something Interesting
Recently, during a session with my expert, I was discussing a situation that occurred during my daughter's tantrum.
The expert said a simple phrase: "A two-year-old child needs to be offered something interesting — then their attention will shift." And unexpectedly, it turned out that the problem was not at all about that.
The expert said a simple phrase: "A two-year-old child needs to be offered something interesting — then their attention will shift." And unexpectedly, it turned out that the problem was not at all about that.