Ep. #46: Getting Out of Fix-It Mode

This week we're talking about a drive that I see in many of my clients and in the world around me, and that is the drive to fix things for their kids. I remember reading an article seven or eight years ago about how this generation of parents was morphing from helicopter parents - parents who hover - to snowplow parents - parents who clear all obstacles for their child, making life too easy.I want to talk about this because it isn't just about fighting their battles for them. More often than not, the drive to fix things or make things better for their kids shows up in their interactions at home and how they navigate difficult conversations.This is something that we've been coaching on in my group, Intentional Legacy Creators, and I wanted to bring it to you here so you can begin to mull it over and make changes of your own before doors open again on June 6th because I want you to join us, and I want you to feel connected to what we are creating - what you could be creating - before you even step into the room.***Are you on my email list? Claim any one of my free resources here and join the party!http://partneredpath.com/resources/http://partneredpath.com/resources/--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/julia-mcgarey/support Get full access to The Blackbird Chronicles at juliamcgarey.substack.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit partneredpathparenting.substack.com