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EP 30: Your Child’s Growth Mindset. With Alexandra Eidens

Being a life long learner, I was intrigued by how Alexandra Eidens, founder of Big Life Journal, helps us understand why having a growth mindset is important for both our children and for ourselves as parents.

What we Talked About

  • What is the difference between fixed and growth mindset? 
  • Why praising intelligence might not great for your child’s growth mindset.
  • How personal development led her to create Big Life Journal. 
  • How to help your child develop a growth mindset.

Things to Remember

“Adjust your parenting style to your child.”

Alexandra Eidens


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Now, Alexandra and I want to know from you! 

How have you been helping your child develop a growth mindset? Is this different than how you were raised?

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More About my Guest

Alexandra Eidens is the co-founder of Big Life Journal.

Alexandra and her team are on a mission to help children develop a growth, resilient mindset so they grow into happy, fulfilled adults. 

Together with her team, Alexandra creates engaging resources such as journals and printable kits for ages 4 and above. 

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This episode of The Art of Parenting is sponsored by The Parenting Membership Community Click here to learn more.

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