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Member Since: 03/31/09
Last Login: 01/08/10
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Program Progress: Day 9
Member Since: 03/31/09
Last Login: 01/08/10
Viewed: 7955
Program in:
Program Progress: Day 9
Good_Day_Sunshine's Challenges:
Good_Day_Sunshine's Participating:
Good_Day_Sunshine's Participating:
| PFR Challenge |
| Push Ups |
| Exercise 1 hr daily |
| Lose 15 Pounds By May 1st. |
Personal Interests:
Music:
Books:
The Bible, left behind series and any book that increases my understanding of God and His will in my life.
Favorite Places:
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Hobbies:
Karate, American Heritage Girls (it's a Christian girl scouting organization) and raising my 5 and 7 year old
Activities:
Sports:
Movies:
We are Marshall, Radio and movies that show people surviving and moving past disasters in their lives
TV:
Heroes:
I Want To Meet:
Tools Goal List:
Areas In My Life I Want To Work On
- - Weight
- - Career
- - Relationship
- - Getting in shape
- - Finances
- - Vacation
- - Education
- - Others
I Want To Quit Or Control
- - Eating
- - Television
Skills I Am Interested In
- - Goal setting
- - Visualization
- - Public speaking
- - Test taking
- - Focus
- - Sales
- - Being interviewed
- - Motivation
I Suffer From
Good_Day_Sunshine's Life List:
| To be centered in gods will that I am so confident in who I am, what I'm doing that it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. |
Most popular answers
says:
This has been controversial in the last few years. Not TTL specifically, but self-esteem in children. Some fear that by giving praise, they become praise junkies and unless you bring out the whole cheerleading squad for a refrigerator art project, they get hurt.
And, alas, while TTL (and positive self-esteem) is great for the TTL community - sometimes in life -- it ain't a TTL world and you don't get praised for your non-winning attempts.
My philosophy with my children is to always give them praise. I don't know when they would be ready to hear the whole TTL pitch, but ballpark, I would guess late elementary school. By middle school, they are rebels without a clue and slaves to their hormones and won't listen to anything you say anyway.
So...I vote for 4th grade (9-10 years old)..even though I took a really long time to say that....