SCOUT· 41%58m·2026-09-15·BusinessEpisode 589: Dr. Shefali: Raising Confident Kids Through Boundaries, Independence, and Emotional Resilience
A lot of parenting mistakes start with something we rarely look at: our own unhealed fears, insecurities, and expectations. When those patterns go unchecked, kids can end up carrying pressure that was never really theirs. We dive deeper into this in Habits & Hustle with Dr. Shefali. We also chat about raising…
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“Already reading the boy book and LOVING as a mom of a 6 y.o. boy! This a wonderful interview to couple with the books - THANK YOU💕”
“❤ Thank you Dr Shefali,for everything you do to support and guide us as parents!I have your book the parenting map book and just bought raising conscious daughters.My intention to raise my daughters well and in truth was not possible withou…”
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