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The Parenting Standard

The Parenting Standard

著者: Priya Narthakii and Harry Goldberg
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This parenting podcast is not your typical parenting banter. Priya Narthakii (Values Mindset & Peak Parenting Coach) & Harry Goldberg (Mindset & Performance Coach) provide you with fresh perspectives on how to raise kids who are self-driven, self-motivated, growth-minded and kind. Most importantly, this podcast is for parents who want to have a beautiful relationship with their kids. You don’t need anything new to achieve this. Perhaps, all you need is a new perspective which hasn’t come across your growth path yet. Zero scripting. Zero planning. Decades of Parenting experience.Priya Narthakii and Harry Goldberg 人間関係 子育て
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  • # 111: If You Want Your Child to Inherit Your Strength, Not Your Pain…
    2026/08/20

    Picture this: You’re determined not to parent the way you were parented. But in the hardest moments, the past still seems to speak through you—and you wonder what your child is quietly inheriting.

    In this episode, we challenge the pressure to spend your life “breaking generational trauma” and ask a different question: What generational wealth are you actively building?

    Not simply money, but the emotional wealth of agency—the ability to choose what an experience means, create the energy you want, and take ownership of the life you are building.

    We explore why healing is not only about revisiting what happened, but also deciding who you will become because of it.

    Because ending a cycle is only the beginning. The greater gift is giving your child a legacy of energy, connection, possibility, and choice.

    Hit play now.

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    Ready to turn this perspective into a skill? Learn with Priya: https://www.successstacker.com

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    Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form

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    This parenting podcast is not your typical parenting banter.

    Priya Narthakii (Values Mindset & Peak Parenting Coach & Mother of 2) & Harry Goldberg (Mindset & Performance Coach & Father of 2) provide you with fresh perspectives on how to raise kids who are self-driven, self-motivated, growth-minded and kind.

    Most importantly, this podcast is for parents who want to have a beautiful relationship with their kids.

    You don’t need anything new to achieve this. Perhaps, all you need is a new perspective which hasn’t come across your growth path...

    ...yet.

    These episodes are:
    - Short
    - Too the point
    - Engaging
    - Weekly

    And they have:
    - Zero scripting.
    - Zero planning.
    - Deep insights.
    - Inspiring stories.
    - Decades of Parenting experience.

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    Want to keep receiving unique, helpful & valuable parenting insights?

    Three simple steps:

    1. Subscribe.
    2. Follow.
    3. Turn On Notifications!

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    Do you have some questions, stories or experiences you hope could be featured on the podcast? We could create an ENTIRE EPISODE about YOUR submission!

    Just use this link to submit: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form

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    26 分
  • # 110: If You Want Your Child to Navigate a Friendship You Don’t Believe Is Healthy…
    2026/08/13

    Picture this: You’re listening to your child’s friend group when one child starts taking over—one-upping every win, turning someone into the joke, and quietly making everyone else smaller.

    Your child doesn’t seem bothered. But you see the pattern. Do you ban the friendship, call the school, or stay silent and hope they figure it out?

    In this episode, we explore a third way: helping your child notice what is happening without telling them what to think. We share how to raise patterns without judgment, ask questions that reveal who your child wants to be, and decide when a friendship belongs at school—but not in the spaces you intentionally create at home.

    Because protecting your child doesn’t always mean removing the difficult person. Sometimes it means helping them become strong enough to recognize the pattern and choose their own response.

    Hit play now.

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    Ready to turn this perspective into a skill? Learn with Priya: https://www.successstacker.com

    ----------------------------

    Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form

    ----------------------------

    This parenting podcast is not your typical parenting banter.

    Priya Narthakii (Values Mindset & Peak Parenting Coach & Mother of 2) & Harry Goldberg (Mindset & Performance Coach & Father of 2) provide you with fresh perspectives on how to raise kids who are self-driven, self-motivated, growth-minded and kind.

    Most importantly, this podcast is for parents who want to have a beautiful relationship with their kids.

    You don’t need anything new to achieve this. Perhaps, all you need is a new perspective which hasn’t come across your growth path...

    ...yet.

    These episodes are:
    - Short
    - Too the point
    - Engaging
    - Weekly

    And they have:
    - Zero scripting.
    - Zero planning.
    - Deep insights.
    - Inspiring stories.
    - Decades of Parenting experience.

    ----------------------------

    Want to keep receiving unique, helpful & valuable parenting insights?

    Three simple steps:

    1. Subscribe.
    2. Follow.
    3. Turn On Notifications!

    ----------------------------

    Do you have some questions, stories or experiences you hope could be featured on the podcast? We could create an ENTIRE EPISODE about YOUR submission!

    Just use this link to submit: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form

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    31 分
  • #109 If You Want Your Child to Handle “Big Feelings”
    2026/08/06

    Picture this: Your child is about to step onstage, hand pressed against their stomach. “I have butterflies. I don’t want to go.”


    You rush to reassure them: “Don’t be nervous. You’ll be fine.” But beneath those comforting words, your child may be learning to ignore the very signals that could help them understand themselves.


    In this episode, we explore what happens before a feeling gets called anxiety, fear, or frustration. We connect stage fright, Minecraft, chores, and screen time to one powerful question: What experience is your child’s body asking for?


    Because when children can recognize and shift what is happening inside them, they no longer need us to tell them how they feel.


    They can learn to find their own way back to calm, confidence, and capability.


    Hit play now.

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    25 分
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