Hosted by Priya Narthakii and Harry Goldberg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 104 episodes
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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 hosts The Parenting Standard, a kids show with 104 episodes published.
Picture this: You’re sitting on the floor, your toddler is screaming, and you’re reciting the "empathy scripts" you learned online. You feel like a "good parent," but something feels... hollow. In this episode, we pull b
There you are, staring at the ceiling at 5:30 AM, exhausted, miserable, and wondering why you can’t just be "disciplined" like everyone else. You’ve read the books, you’ve set the trackers, and yet, you keep failing. Thi
There you are, pinned to the mat. Your child is screaming, your blood pressure is peaking, and you realize you have absolutely no moves left. You are a "white belt" in a world that doesn't go easy on beginners. Ask Harry
Imagine this: Your child is thirty years old, sitting across from the love of their life. They aren’t arguing about the dishes; they are thriving in the "immersion" of marriage because they learned the art of collaborati
There you are, standing on the horizon of your child’s future, and for the first time, the heavy burden of "engineering" their success has vanished. Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pa
There you are at the dinner table. There’s one slice of pizza left. In the past, it was a land grab—a race to the crust. But today, your teenager pauses. Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMH
Picture this: You’re sitting in your favorite armchair, reading a book, while your child works through a curriculum they designed themselves. They aren't doing it because you threatened them with a "speeding ticket"; the
Imagine this: You’ve just showered your child with praise for cleaning their room, but the next day, it’s a disaster again. You realize with a sinking feeling that you’ve become a full-time manager, trapped in a cycle wh
Imagine this: Your child is "perfectly" compliant. They make their bed, they get the grades, and they follow every rule. Then, they leave home—and they completely fall apart. Without your constant "management" and biased
Picture this: Your thirteen-year-old walks into the room. Instead of the usual eye-roll or the retreat into a smartphone, they sit down and ask, "I’m struggling with a choice—what do you think?" In this moment, you reali
Imagine this: It’s five years from now. Your child has spent a decade "fixing" their weaknesses. They are well-rounded, proficient, and utterly miserable. They’ve mastered skills they hate to please a version of you that
Imagine this: You’re standing in the middle of a chaotic storm—deadlines are looming, the kids are screaming, and your heart is hammering against your ribs. But instead of drowning, you feel a surge of electricity. You r
There you are, watching your child graduate into a world where their entry-level skills were automated three years ago. While we argue over whether they should use AI for their homework, countries on the other side of th
Imagine this: your front door swings open, and instead of the usual dread at the sight of bags strewn across the hallway, there is a sense of flow. You don’t need to bark orders or point to a list of rules on the fridge.
There you are, trying to work, trying to connect, trying to just be, but you are "under siege". Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form | Level Up Your Parenting: https
Imagine this: Your child is standing in a room full of costumes. They reach for the cape of a hero, not because they want to hide, but because they are practicing the "triad" of a leader. We’ve found that when we play, w
Picture this: A brilliant idea flashes in your child’s mind. For a second, they believe they can change the world. Then, they look at you—and they see your hesitation. They hear about the "burn," the risks, and the reaso
Imagine this: You are sitting across from your teenager, and for the first time in years, they aren’t giving you one-word answers. They are sharing a vision of a future so vivid it makes your heart ache. Ask Harry & Priy
Picture this: Your nine-year-old is pacing the hallway, repeating "I’m bored" like a broken record. You’ve set up the crafts, the worksheets, and the snacks, but nothing works. Why? Because they've been conditioned to be
There you are, trying your absolute hardest to be a "good parent." You offer a kind word, a supportive gesture, or a gift, and it’s thrown back in your face. Your child is rude. They’re "unreachable." You feel the resent
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