In life, mindset is half the battle — especially when parenting! This episode is all about specific ways we can improve mindset in our homes and set our kids up for success in life. Elliot Roe is a world-renowned performance coach who works with Olympian athletes, Hollywood actors, Wall Street traders, entrepreneurs, and leaders in almost every industry. He hosts the podcast “The A-Game Advantage” and also created an app called Primed Mind that helps people in highly demanding industries unlock their full potential and perform on-demand.
As a dad, Elliot understands the complicated dynamics of parenting and the great potential that comes with that responsibility. I’ve found his techniques really helpful in overcoming my own mental roadblocks, which I can trace back to childhood and adolescence. By learning how to pass on a resilient mindset to our kids, we can interrupt the cycle and avoid giving our kids some of these roadblocks in the first place!
Episode Highlights With Elliot Roe

How to tap into the subconscious to change your habits
Why hypnotherapy isn’t what you think it is
A hidden reason you might procrastinate
Two key factors behind most of our decisions and personality traits
Why most of what we don’t like about ourselves can be changed
Ways to redefine how we look at success and failure
How to reach a flow state in your life and work
Steps to building a growth mindset (and passing it on to our kids)
How to use the Primed app to re-train your emotions
And more!

Resources We Mention

Primed Mind app
Elliot Roe
A-Game Advantage Podcast
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck
A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose by Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
The Art of Learning by Josh Waitzkin

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