Mental toughness is the most important life skill we can teach our kids.
Follow Will as he shares 5 mental toughness tips where your child will learn how easy it can be to overcome negative self-talk, anxiety, and frustration so that they can succeed!
The best book for raising mentally tough children
Give your child the gift of mental toughness at an early age, empowering them with patience, grit, and a perseverance.
Empowers your child with the knowledge and skill set to embrace challenges.
How to Win Wimbledon in Pajamas is based on studies showing that mental toughness can combat bullying and positively impact childrens' minds.
The guide teaches positive self talk skills, encourages visualization, and cultivates intrinsic motivation by goal setting.
These same techniques have been used by business leaders and top athletes of the world. Authors Kobe and Mary Nhin were inspired by the acclaimed works of Angela Duckworth (Grit), Shakti Gawain (Creative Visualization), and Timothy Gallwey (The Inner Game of Tennis) on the power of resilience and willpower in our daily lives.
Overcome bullying by developing mental toughness
Supports families, educators and children dealing with bullying Teaches mindfulness for kids Helps children face difficult situations with confidence and a strong mindÂ
This book will compliment a collection of titles from authors like Laurie Wright (I Can Handle It), Gabi Garcia (I Can Do Hard Things), Esther Cordova (I Can’t Do That Yet), and Niels van Hove (My Strong Mind)
Bonus:
* Includes a Grit Growth Plan where kids can rate current skills and state goalsÂ
* Free resources to accompany this book can be found at kobenhin.com/mental-toughness-growth-plan1.html
The fun doesn't stop! Check out more Grow Grit Press sports books:
How to Win the Gold Medal in PajamasÂ
How to Win Wimbledon in Pajamas
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Wonderful resource for counselors, coaches, and teachers. Â
Perfect for ages 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and up.Â
Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, soccer fanatics, and sports players
"When I was a little girl, and Serena and I played matches together, we often pretended that we were in the final of a famous tournament. We imagined we were playing on Centre Court. We were Wimbledon champions many times, years before our dreams of playing there became reality." - Venus Williams
