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Melissa Greczy
Welcome fellow parent! My name is Melissa Greczy. Entrepreneur from the age of 16, I have always lived a little outside the box. Luckily that life includes 2 amazing daughters, Maddy, who is 11, and Sydney, who is 9 years old, a 10 acre farm, 50 chickens, a few turkeys and a dairy cow named Joy :)
When I''m not playing farmer, I get to live out my mission of changing the world, one child at a time. My passion is learning, researching and spreading knowledge on parenting and early childhood education.
I’ve read every possible book about parenting and early childhood development I could get my hands on! My kids haven’t had the most conventional childhood either, as one day they are cleaning out the chicken coop and the next day I am dragging them on one of my adventures to the other side of the world :)
This site is a fulfillment of my dream to create a community where parents, educators, thought leaders and yes, children too, can come together and create a transformation in the lives of children across the globe. You will find personal posts from me, articles from my GiftED staff of writers and researches, interviews with parenting experts and sometimes just a fun video I found on Youtube. I hope you enjoy the blog and please feel free to post your comments - we love hearing your thoughts and feedback!
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Author Archives: Shelly Lefkoe
Can children eliminate their negative beliefs?
I am often asked: Can the Lefkoe Belief Process (LBP) be used to help children eliminate negative beliefs? My answer is that it depends on the child: Is the child able to deal with the abstractions of the process? If …
... Read MoreLIFE IS A DARING ADVENTURE
“LIFE IS A DARING ADVENTURE OR NOTHING” – Helen Keller As I sit on the beach watching Blake fearlessly paddle into the first waves of the winter, on the famed North Shore of Oahu where she lives, I began reflecting …
... Read MoreStep-Parenting
After working with thousands of clients it struck me that many stepparents are frequently blamed by their stepchildren for their problems. Here are some insights into why this happens.
... Read MoreThe Best Way to Get ‘Unstuck’
Everyday we wake up to the same alarm clock, the same morning routine, and the same problems and fights and we think that our lives are “normal” or that there is nothing we can do to change, it is “just the way life is.” But almost all these negative beliefs that haunt us everyday are formed in childhood. The good news is these beliefs can be eliminated and once you go through this elimination process you’ll see how powerful this is in your own life and how you can begin to implement changes in the life of your child too.
... Read MoreWhat is My Job As a Parent?
“How many times do I have to tell you?” “What am I ever going to do with you?” “What’s wrong with you?” “Don’t you ever listen?” Imagine yourself to be a young child listening to your parents repeatedly ask you …
... Read MoreHappy Belated Mother’s Day!
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY! I know that I’ve missed the boat on this one, but I’ll tell you why. I just spent one of the most glorious weeks with my girls who surprised me with a Mothers Day visit. Blake lives …
... Read MoreWhen will I be good enough?
“I’m on the cover of business publications and I’m worth millions. When is it going to be enough.” There are many people who achieve all the trappings of success—success being defined as making a lot of money, fame, and power—who …
... Read MoreThe 10 Things Parents Do That Sabotage Their Children’s Happiness And Success
Are You Sabotaging Your Child’s Success Unknowingly? Editor’s Note: Before you start reading watch this special video message from Shelly Lefkoe and don’t miss our Live and Interactive call with her Nov. 3rd, 2009! (see the bottom of the post …
... Read MoreMorty and Shelly Lefkoe: What is My Job as a Parent?
“How many times do I have to tell you?” “What am I ever going to do with you?” “What’s wrong with you?” “Don’t you ever listen?” Imagine yourself to be a young child listening to your parents repeatedly ask you …
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