The "I AM" Blog
Most men are taught to measure themselves through outcomes—results, responsibilities, roles. Somewhere along the line, the quiet work that happens underneath all of that often gets ignored. The effort. The restraint. The choices made without an audience. But just because...
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There’s a quiet strength in pausing to see yourself clearly. Not through someone else’s eyes. Not waiting for praise. Just you—with a pen, a notebook, and the truth of your own reflection. For many women, pride is often reserved for...
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Little moments shape how young boys see themselves. A high five after finishing a puzzle, a smile after sharing a toy, or a warm "good job" when they show patience—all these small recognitions grow into something bigger. They remind young...
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There’s something magical about seeing a young girl beam with pride. It's the sparkle in her eyes after reading her first book, the giggle when she paints a picture, or the excitement after helping a friend. Recognizing these moments matters...
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Kids light up when they feel noticed—not just for what they achieve but for who they are. Recognition isn't only about awards or certificates; it's in the tiny moments when they tie their shoes without help, share a toy with...
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