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The Year 2021 Has Ended, And It Brings Some Lessons To Us. It’s Time To Reflect

  • Jan 3, 2022
  • 2 min read

Written by: Jessie Liew, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

Instead of doing new goals and inspiration for next year, Eos Ngan (Certified Conscious Parenting Coach) and I decided to do a recap and reflection exercise for the year 2021, especially in our parenting journey.


Why?


Because it is the best time to recap and reflect on our struggles in our parenting journey.

Instead of continuing struggling and frustrated in your parenting journey, it is time to reflect if you want to continue to live the same way.

How long do you want to continue to have the struggle or frustration in the parenting journey?


Here are the questions we go through in today’s session:

  1. What are the 3-5 things I did well especially in the area of parenting journey and relationship with my children?

  2. What are the struggles I have in parenting and building a connection with my child?

  3. What is the one thing that stops me to be a better parent in the year 2022?

  4. What can I do to overcome this?


Here’s the video of the exercise I did with Eos.


I want to draw your attention to this.


If you don’t make a change now, next year is going to be worse.

If you want to make the year 2022 your best year, then it is a fantastic time to work with me or Eos.



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Jessie Liew, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Jessie Liew is a Digital Parenting Coach. As a cybersecurity expert, a mother of 4, she also has to face the same task as all parents, which is rearing safe & responsible digital citizens.


We are living in a digital era, and hence we need new skills to parent our children. She’s been working in the cybersecurity field for more than 14 years. She also holds professional certifications in Cyber Security (CISSP, CRISC, and CISA).


She has been able to shape the companies’ employees' internet habits as well as in her own children.


Her Mission: Empower Parents to nurture their children to use the Internet and technologies in a positive way while staying safe on the Internet. This builds the foundation of our future Digital Citizens. She is looking for parents or educators who want to nurture their children to be responsible digital citizens and build a great relationship with their children.

 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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