BecomingME brings you real life skills program for young people aged 6-12 based on stories from Adventures in Wisdom Curriculum
02/03/2026
How Can Your Child Develop A Mindset of a Leader, With 10 Life Mindset Coaching Steps ?
đThis March, Iâll be offering a 10-session, one-on-one coaching journey for kids â a gentle, personalized space to help your child build self-confidence, manage emotions, and thrive at their own pace. đąâ
So many kids believe theirs worth depends on being perfect, smart, or âgood enough".
This 10-session coaching program gently challenges that belief.
We work on self-esteem, confidence, mindset, and emotional awareness so children learn that who they are matters more than what they do đ
If this sounds like something your child might benefit from, feel free to reach out https://www.becomingme.shop
02/03/2026
Mental hygiene is just as important as physical hygiene. Our thoughts shape our emotions, reactions, and overall well-being. When negative thoughts accumulate, they can affect how we relate to ourselves and to others.
Parents play a crucial role in modeling healthy mental habits. By learning to recognize unhelpful thoughts and consciously replace them with healthier ones, parents provide children with a powerful example.
Teaching children to:
đ˘notice their thoughts without judgment
đ˘understand that thoughts are not facts
đ˘choose supportive and positive thoughts
helps them develop emotional balance, self-confidence, and resilience.
⨠Practicing mental hygiene together strengthens the parentâchild bond and lays the foundation for long-term emotional well-being.
02/02/2026
How Can Your Child Develop A Mindset of a Leader, With 10 Life Mindset Coaching Steps
Every child I work with is different â and thatâs exactly how this course is designed.
Over 10 personal sessions, we talk about uniqueness, strengths, self-talk, fear, and confidence â all tailored to that child.
Thereâs no comparison. No pressure. Just space for growth and self-trust đ
How Can Your Child Develop A Mindset of a Leader, With 10 Life Mindset Coaching Steps
My 10-session, one-on-one coaching program for kids starts this March â giving them tools to trust themselves, feel confident, and handle life with ease.
Children arenât taught how powerful their minds really are.
In this 10-session journey, we explore how thoughts create feelings, how habits form in the brain, and how small mindset shifts can change how a child sees the world.
When kids realize theyâre not stuck with one way of thinking, possibility opens up â¨
How Can Your Child Develop A Mindset of a Leader, With 10 Life Mindset Coaching Steps
đComing this March! đ A special 10-session, one-on-one coaching journey just for kids â helping them grow confidence, explore their unique strengths, and feel capable every day!
âWhat I love most about this program is that itâs not about âfixingâ a child.
Itâs about helping them realize theyâre already enough.
đĽAcross 10 one-on-one sessions, we talk about self-confidence, self-esteem, thoughts, emotions, and fear â and how all of these shape daily life.
When kids understand whatâs happening inside them, everything starts to feel less overwhelming đą
Happy to answer any questions if youâre curious about this journey.
01/30/2026
How Can Your Child Develop A Mindset of a Leader, With 10 Life Mindset Coaching Steps
Exciting news! â¨This March, Iâm starting a 10-session 1-on-1 coaching journey for kids, and itâs built around one simple idea:
Helping a child understand themselves.
Over these sessions, we explore confidence, mindset, self-talk, fear, uniqueness, and how the brain works â all in a way that feels safe, gentle, and personal.
Every child moves at their own pace. Every session is just for them đ¤
If youâd like to learn more or see if this feels right for your child, feel free to message me.
01/30/2026
âItâs okay to not know, but itâs not okay to not try.â
Mia sat on the floor, her sneakers untied.
She tugged at the laces and frowned.
âI canât do it,â she sighed. âI donât know how.â
Dad knelt beside her and smiled. âItâs okay to not know, Mia,â he said gently. âBut itâs not okay to not try.â
Mia looked at her shoes. They did look tricky.
But she took a deep breath and gave it a try.
Loop. Twist. Pull.
The first time, the loops slipped apart.
The second time, the bow was wobbly.
The third timeâshe did it!
Her grin was as bright as her pink sneakers.
Dad clapped. âSee? You didnât know at first⌠but you tried.â
That afternoon, Mia taught her little brother how to tie his shoes.
When he said, âI canât do it,â she smiled and repeated what her dad had told her:
âItâs okay to not know, but itâs not okay to not try.â
Trying is how we grow. Every âI donât knowâ can become an âI did it!â when we give ourselves the chance to try.
01/29/2026
Celebrate Every Win, Big or Small đ
As parents, we often ask our kids, âHow was your day?â but how about trying this instead: âWhatâs something youâre proud of today?â đą
Itâs such a simple question, but it can help your child start to reflect on their own accomplishmentsâwhether itâs something big, like acing a test, or something small, like being kind to a friend. These little wins build up over time, shaping their sense of self-worth and confidence.
When we ask this question, weâre not just acknowledging their successes; weâre helping them develop the mindset of looking for the positive in their day. Over time, theyâll learn to recognize their efforts and feel proud of what theyâre achieving, even when itâs not perfect. đ
So, today, try asking your child: âWhatâs something youâre proud of?â And watch how their face lights up when they realize that their small actions matter.
Whatâs one thing YOUâRE proud of today? Letâs celebrate those wins, big and small! đŹđ
01/28/2026
I took the bus đ today, and next to me sat a gentleman older than me. After exchanging a pleasant âhi,â he started to talk. For the entire 10-minute ride, he shared almost his whole life story. I learned about his wife, his two kids, grandkids, and how he enjoys riding the bus around the city. I smiled and just sat there, listening to his stories.
When the bus reached my destination, I politely said goodbye and told him it was a pleasure talking to him (even though he did most of the talking đ). As I was about to get off the bus đ, his response really impressed me. He said, âIt was a real pleasure, maâam, to speak with someone again while riding the bus!â
After I left, I thought about his wordsâso simple, yet so powerful at the same time.
So, what did I learn?
The small things that come from the heart đ truly matter.
He was grateful to have someone to talk to. And Iâm grateful I made his bus đ ride a little more enjoyable!
There are so many ways to show gratitudeâwe just need to look around and be open to seeing them.
What are you grateful for today?
I remember when my coach once suggested I write down 100 things I was grateful for. I simply said, âThatâs hard!â But once I started writing, I realized I had more than 100 things to be grateful for.
You donât have to start with đŻ things.
Start each morning with your kids by sharing an attitude of gratitude note. Have each person list three things theyâre grateful for that day.
Then, observe how your mood shifts after writing them. đ
01/26/2026
Sa nu-i educam pe copiii nostri pentru lumea de azi. Aceasta lume nu va mai exista cand ei vor fi mari si nimic nu ne permite sastim cm va fi lumea lor. Atunci sa-i invatam sa se adapteze.
Maria Montessori
01/23/2026
THE POWER OF YET: TRANSFORMING NEGATIVE SELF -TALK
I hope by now you can see how passionate I am about fostering positive self-talk and a growth mindset in my students.
Today, I want to share a powerful method that Iâve been using in my classroom and coaching sessions.
So often, I hear my students say:
đĽI canât do it.
đĽI donât know.
đĽIâm not good atâŚ
And the list goes on. These are examples of negative self-talk. Our subconscious mind doesnât distinguish between true or false statementsâit registers whatever information is received.
The Power of YET.
As I recognize the impact of negative self-talk, I encourage my students to add the word âYETâ after their statements.
So the new sentences become:
I donât know⌠YET.
I canât do this⌠YET.
I donât get it⌠YET.
I donât understand⌠YET.
Iâm not good at this⌠YET.
đCan you feel the difference?
This is called The Power of YET.
Using the word "YET" helps my students transform their limiting beliefs into opportunities for learning and growth. Instead of thinking, I canât do it, they start to believe, I donât know it yet, but I can learn it. This shift empowers them to build resilience and perseverance.
They begin to understand that the challenges they face are temporary obstacles on their path to mastery.
Try This Exercise with Your Child đ§!
Give it a try with your child and watch the magic unfold! Start using the word YET today, and see how it changes their mindset.
đ˘Iâd love to hear how it goesâshare your experience with me!đ˘
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Life coaching for kids is all about empowering kids through mindset development !
âNo matter how much we love our children, we canât give them self-confidence,self-esteem,or success in life.But what we can do, is help them develop it in themselves !â -Renaye Thornborrow, CEO, Adventures in Wisdom Inc.
Through story-telling and conversation kids learn how to use the power of their thoughts to create happiness, confidence and success I their life, so they can take their life, goals, and dreams wherever they want to go in their life.
1.Coaching helps kids develop resilience skills.A life coach helps children learn how to manage lifeâs âcurveballsâ-whether itâs facing a big change or dealing with a major disappointment.Kids learn how to bounce back and pick up themselves up so they can âgo for itâ in life.
2. Coaching helps kids develop self-esteem from the âinside outâ. This helps kids learn how to base their self-esteem on who they are, not on what they have achieved, who they know, or what they do.
3.Coaching help kids leant to believe I themselves and build self-confidence.Alife coach helps kids learn how to move through anxiety and fear so they can stretch outside of their comfort zone, create courage, and go for their dreams with confidence.
4. Coaching helps kids develop their own âinner compassâ. A life coach helps kids learn hoe to think for themselves and make good decisions, so they can stand up for peer pressure and be their own person.
5.Coaching helps kids learn to live life with intention versus drifting through life without direction. By learning self-leadership skills, kids develop an empowered way of thinking that will help them develop a vision for their lives.
Love & Blessings,
Camelia Bruckel -Wisdom Coach for kids
From Adventures in Wisdom coaching program for kids aged 6-12
