The "I AM" Blog
Think about when your child was learning to walk. They didn’t just stand up one day and start running. They wobbled, stumbled, and fell. But they never stopped trying. They didn’t say, “Maybe walking isn’t for me”—they kept going. That...
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Ah! Teenage life. One minute, you feel unstoppable, and the next, you’re overthinking that one awkward thing you said three days ago. It’s like your brain has a built-in spotlight that only shines on your mistakes and doubts. And let’s...
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Women have been told for far too long what they can and cannot do. Society has placed expectations, saying they are too soft, too emotional, or not strong enough. These thoughts can be loud, making it hard to see what is...
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Society often places high expectations on men—be strong, be tough, don’t show emotions. The weight of these expectations can lead to self-doubt, making it hard to feel like you’re doing enough. Everyone has moments of uncertainty, and pushing those feelings...
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Everyone has moments of doubt, but learning to believe in yourself is something that gets stronger with practice. Writing in a journal can help young boys see their own strengths, remember their accomplishments, and work through tough moments. It’s a...
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