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Confidence › Page 2

10.25.17

How to Rise Faster and Stronger From Hurt and Disappointment

Laura Clydesdale

Most stories of learning from failures skip right to the victory at the end. Here’s how to help kids struggling with the painful parts in the middle. 6 min read

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6.20.17

10 Questions to Uncover Her Power

Laura Clydesdale

Equip your girl with social problem-solving skills to tap into her power. 8 min read

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6.7.17

How 4th & 5th graders gain leadership skills for life

Dorothy Ponton, Director of Marketing and Engagement

Emotional Intelligence

Confidence plummets for girls in 4th & 5th grades. Our one-week Day Camp teaches girls how to speak up for themselves and others, equipping them with leadership skills that will serve them over a lifetime. 3 min read

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5.24.17

Pretending to Be a Superhero Can Make You One

Laura Clydesdale

3 simple, powerful tools for strengthening your confidence muscle. 6 min read

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4.20.17

Why girls need to stop playing by the rules

Laura Clydesdale

Until our culture evolves, girls and women must play entirely different game. 6 min read

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4.3.17

Closing the Negotiation Gap

Laura Clydesdale

How women and girls can leverage social expectations to become a master at navigating workplace negotiations. 5 min read

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3.21.17

9 Tools for Middle Schoolers to Master Conflict

Laura Clydesdale

Many of us don’t deal with or prepare for conflict management until we are in it. At that point, we usually end up flying by the seat of our pants. 5 min read

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3.8.17

How to be Unafraid in Asking for What You Want

Laura Clydesdale

Girls are given the message at an early age to focus on other’s needs instead and to avoid promoting their own interests. Women often get penalized when they finally ask. 5 min read

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2.23.17

Hidden Figures: A Lesson In Speaking Up

Anneka Fagundes

Hidden Figures Oscar Nominee

As you process Hidden Figures and navigate the exciting and sometimes risky terrain of speaking up with your girl, here are five tips to consider: 5 min read

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1.25.17

Disney’s Moana Can Help You Tune In to Your Internal Voice

Simone Marean, Co-Founder & Co-CEO

The awakening of Moana’s internal voice is the catalyst of the story, but if you don’t name it, your kids might miss it. 4 min read

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