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Hi Club Friends!
I just posted my offer, wondering if you all could give me feedback??PARENTS: I can’t tell you how many people say that they are struggling to help their kids with their confidence and mental wellness. My question to them is: How strong is YOUR mindset foundation?
Having a strong mindset foundation as a parent is crucial to empower your child’s potential, nurture their dreams, and be the unwavering support they need. You are the architects of your children’s futures. To be the best parents we can be, it is our responsibility to continually work on our own personal growth and development.
Our kids follow our actions, not our advice! It is important for us to nurture our own emotional intelligence, self-care, problem solving skills, resilience, goal setting, compassion, and to build healthy relationships. Ultimately, a parent’s continuous self-improvement serves as a powerful teaching tool.
Ready to transform your parenting journey and create a more harmonious family life? Join our Mighty Mindset Parents Group today and embark on a path to unlock your full potential as a parent. Together, we’ll support and empower each other for brighter, happier futures for our children.
Take the first step- join us NOW! I have 5 slots left for our November Group. Send me a DM and let’s set up a time to chat!5 Comments-
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![Profile picture of ReneeVardouniotis]()
I thought so? lol I will take another look!
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![Profile picture of AmyHager]()
Make sure you make that part of your post. Us the title that is in the training you watched… It helps soo much. Thanks!
ALso, make sure you go read the two posts below your post and ask any questions that the messaging brings up for you. It is how you will become a better messenger, to read others and see what might be working/or might not be working. ❤️
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![Profile picture of JoelElfman]()
HI Renee,
I would consider just using “mindset”, foundation for me just make it longer & confusing.
Seems like “own emotional intelligence, self-care, problem solving skills, resilience, goal setting, compassion, and to build healthy relationships” is a lot. I would cut this down, or break it down to more than one sentence.
I would also consider soften the CTA, seems a bit stiff. I might try something like – Our November group is open & waiting for just a few more Mighty Parents to join.
Take the first step to join us NOW! Send me a DM and let’s set up a time to chat.-
![Profile picture of ReneeVardouniotis]()
Thank you Joel! I appreciate this feedback, very helpful!
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Is this following the framework from our session or any of the recordings?