🔎Concept Overview
Remember algebra? Yeah, me neither.
Back in school where I was doing it everyday, I used to be pretty darn good at algebra. I knew how to solve for x, factor equations, and graph some things.
Now, if someone put an algebra problem in front of me, I might be able to remember some things.
I think PEMDAS has something to do with algebra...
I wouldn't get very far. I would probably feel like Mr. Incredible in the second Incredibles movie
Since I haven't used it in years, my recall for the knowledge has drastically decreased.
I lost the usefulness once consistent practice stopped.
Mental resilience works the same way.
You have to be practicing it consistently to see the greatest benefits.
If you want your child to:
- Be confident in their abilities like it's second nature to them
- Overcome failure and stay positive
- Stand up for themselves
Then they need to consistently practice mental resilience techniques.
It's not a one and done thing.
Changing your brain to function differently takes time and repetition.