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This document discusses parenting with optimism and emotional intelligence. It suggests taking the perspective of trial, insight, and energy (T.I.E.) to help kids overcome obstacles. Parents are encouraged to embrace failure and choose a trial and error approach, renew their own energy, and take walks with their child instead of directing them. The key idea is that parenting is a learning adventure that involves change and using a change map can help parents become the parents they want to be.
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