Is Too Much Competition Hurting Your Child’s Confidence?
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Is Too Much Competition Hurting Your Child’s Confidence?
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In this episode, Dr. Tim Jordan explores what children may lose when competition receives more attention than cooperation, community, and meaningful connection.
Using examples from aspen and redwood trees, penguins, honey bees, and the African concept of Ubuntu, Dr. Jordan explains why humans are naturally built to survive and thrive through collaboration.
You will discover:
- How excessive competition can affect children emotionally?
- Why connection and belonging support healthy development
- How cooperation can strengthen confidence and resilience
- Ways parents can reduce unhealthy comparisons.
- How to recognize teamwork, kindness, and shared success.
Listen to learn how your family can celebrate individual effort without teaching children that someone else must lose for them to succeed.
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Dr. Jordan’s previous related podcasts:
When and Why Youth Sports Went Off the Rails
The Best Cure For Children’s Anxiety? Free Play!
Why Cooperation Trumps Competition Every Time
For all of Dr. Jordan’s resources, i.e. books, weekend retreats and summer camps, talks, past podcasts, visit his website at www.drtimjordan.com
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