When you expect the best from your children, without a heavy hand, but by allowing them to find their inner barometer, your child will become more confident, secure, and productive.

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Empowering Your Children
Toward Success:
Coaching and Mentoring by Expecting the Best

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“Parenting with the Law of Attraction in Mind”
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Sharon Ballantine
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Whether we realize it or not, our
expectations can dictate our
experience. We can see this
phenomenon played out clearly
with our children.

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If we expect the worst from
our children, we will likely
receive the worst.

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When we take our children into a
social situation, for example, if
we expect them to behave poorly,
chances are good that they will.

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Whether we are conscious of it or not,
the expectation that we hold for our
children is likely to manifest.

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The good news is
that once we are
aware of this, we can
work to hold positive
expectations for our
children and we will
experience more
positive outcomes.

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Many parents are not even aware
that they are complicit in creating
an environment where negative
behavior has room to prevail.

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Are you making this mistake?

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Take the time to note your reactions
toward your children for a day or
two. If you find at any point that
you are expecting the worst from
them, make note of it.

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After a few days of
analysis, consider how
frequently you expected
the worst from your
children and how
frequently your
expectation came true.

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The cool thing is that you can
adapt your expectation and it
will affect how your children
behave. Awareness is key.

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When you become aware of how
your expectations influence
behavior, you can begin to influence
your children in positive ways by
setting high expectations.

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Your positivity will inspire your children
to succeed naturally and it will have the
added benefit of helping you to form
stronger bonds with them, too.

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Your children are
sensitive and
perceptive. They can
sense the feelings
that you have toward
them. Positive
feelings will be met
with positive
reactions and
everyone will benefit.

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As the bond between you and your
children grows stronger, you will find it
easier to experience the best in them.

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Cultivating a strong bond with your
children has many benefits for both
of you. By expecting the best in
them, you empower them to rise up
to their highest selves. They will feel
more open to sharing their
experiences with you and this will
lay the groundwork for a stronger
two-way relationship.

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By simply expecting the best from
your children, you create the space
to experience the best of them in
many forms.

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Raise your expectations for your
children and hold the space for
them to be exceptional. You will
form stronger bonds and create
opportunities to share more
successes, joys, and
accomplishments together.
Everyone will be better for it, and
it all begins with you!

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Inside you will learn:
· What is your Internal Guidance System & how you can benefit from it.
· Learn the value of trusting your IGS
· Tips to help your children use their IGS
FREE BOOK CHAPTER
The Art of Blissful
Parenting: Teaching Your
Children How to Follow
Their Internal Guidance
By Sharon Ballantine

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“Parenting with the Law of Attraction in Mind”
From Life Coach & Parenting Coach
Sharon Ballantine
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