Jacqueline Elliott and a guest discuss why we rush kids through childhood when most adults stop learning after school. They argue that mediocrity spreads when people stop growing, and that your subconscious beliefs shape what you actually become.
A lot of people worry about their kids trying to be normal all the time. Kids all grow at different environmental levels. Just think about it. When you get to be an adult.
Right.
When you pass school, like, we don't ever check to see if we're still growing. Yeah. Academically, we stop after school. Yeah. And people freaking go stupid. They don't read a book. Yeah. Four years old and they're not reading. Everybody's freaking out. Yeah. And everybody's mediocre. Walking around everywhere. Nobody's freaking checking those people.
It was actually something that I had to come to terms with myself when I started self discovery. And I remember I brought it up to my coach and she's like, this is just a set of beliefs.
Exactly.
And then I started reading some more books. One of the books, the Game of Life and how to Play it, it talks about how our subconscious mind, it can pretty much create reality, especially for.