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189: The Important People in Our Lives

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I'm back! Are you surprised? I am!

This week, I'm talking about:

  • How lack of control makes us feel helpless. Do controlled kids feel helpless? Does control lead to mental health issues?
  • If we want a society of responsible adults, do we need to listen to kids, give them freedom, and let them learn how to be responsible for themselves?
  • Difficult times, friends, and our unschooling community
  • How change can stretch us, and how we learn when we have an interest or a need
  • Video gaming and what I've learnt since I became a video gamer
  • My new children's novel, The Angels of Wallaby Way!
  • Perfectionism, and the fear of criticism, and Marco Polo video messages
  • The value of feedback, encouragement, and the most important people in our lives
Show Notes

Blog Post

What I discovered When I Became a Video Gamer

My Unschooling Books

Curious Unschoolers: Kindle

Curious Unschoolers: paperback

Radical Unschool Love: Kindle

Radical Unschool Love: paperback

The Angels of Wallaby Way: available very soon!

My Amazon Author Page

Where You Can Find Me

Unschooling Community including Unschool Plus and Marco Polo

My Stories of an Unschooling Family community

Youtube

Sue Elvis

Blogs

Stories of an Unschooling Family

Where the Carol Birds Sing

Thank you for listening to this episode!

  continue reading

206 episodes

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Content provided by Sue Elvis. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sue Elvis or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

I'm back! Are you surprised? I am!

This week, I'm talking about:

  • How lack of control makes us feel helpless. Do controlled kids feel helpless? Does control lead to mental health issues?
  • If we want a society of responsible adults, do we need to listen to kids, give them freedom, and let them learn how to be responsible for themselves?
  • Difficult times, friends, and our unschooling community
  • How change can stretch us, and how we learn when we have an interest or a need
  • Video gaming and what I've learnt since I became a video gamer
  • My new children's novel, The Angels of Wallaby Way!
  • Perfectionism, and the fear of criticism, and Marco Polo video messages
  • The value of feedback, encouragement, and the most important people in our lives
Show Notes

Blog Post

What I discovered When I Became a Video Gamer

My Unschooling Books

Curious Unschoolers: Kindle

Curious Unschoolers: paperback

Radical Unschool Love: Kindle

Radical Unschool Love: paperback

The Angels of Wallaby Way: available very soon!

My Amazon Author Page

Where You Can Find Me

Unschooling Community including Unschool Plus and Marco Polo

My Stories of an Unschooling Family community

Youtube

Sue Elvis

Blogs

Stories of an Unschooling Family

Where the Carol Birds Sing

Thank you for listening to this episode!

  continue reading

206 episodes

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