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The YouSchool Podcast

The YouSchool Podcast

Hosted by: Scott Schimmel

Go to our YouTube channel to watch the episodes (just search The YouSchool) My nightmare at 20 years old was that I would wake up at 40 and feel deep regret that I lived the wrong life- a really nice, predictable,...

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Teaching Your Kids Critical Thinking on Social Media

In this episode, we explore the critical issue of guiding your kids to become thoughtful, self-aware individuals in the age of social media. Join Scott Schimmel, President and Chief Guide of The YouSchool, as he...
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The Silent Epidemic: How Phones Are Stealing Our Teens’ Attention

Summary In this conversation, Tyler and Scott discuss the harmful impact of cell phones on children's development and social media. They explore three specific topics: the negative effects of phone distractions on...
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Counteract Social Media's Influence on Our Kids - Ep 121

Episode 121: Social media distorts reality and undermines the values we teach our kids. It promotes the fallacies of accumulating resources, building a resume, and impressing others. However, research shows that kids...
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How to Help Your Kid Identify Their Skills

  Episode 121 Summary: Scott Schimmel explores the importance of helping children identify their natural skills and talents in order to build a fulfilling career. Scott shares personal experiences of how external...
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Navigating Tough Conversations With Your Child About Their Future

Description: In this episode of The YouSchool podcast, we dive into the challenging yet essential conversations parents need to have with their children about their future. From discussing college options to career...
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Will Your Kid Have the Right Social Skills? Episode 119 with Scott Schimmel

Summary In this episode, Scott Schimmel discusses the importance of social skills for young adults and how parents can help their children develop these skills. He emphasizes the need for modeling and demonstrating...
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Will Your Kids Have the Right Network? Episode 118 with Scott Schimmel

Summary In this conversation, Scott Schimmel discusses the importance of building a professional network for young adults entering the job market. He emphasizes the impact of AI, automation, and virtual working on...
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Will Your Kid Have the Right Priorities? Episode 117

Summary Scott Schimmel explores the importance of guiding children to make informed and thoughtful life decisions, emphasizing the need for a values and prioritization exercise. He highlights the impact of choices on...
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Will Your Kid Have the Right Work Ethic? Episode 116 with Scott Schimmel

Scott Schimmel shares his personal experience of developing a strong work ethic and discusses how parents can cultivate a strong work ethic in their children. He emphasizes the importance of leading by example and...
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Is My Kid Concerned Enough About the Future? Episode 115 with Scott Schimmel

Summary In this conversation, Scott Schimmel discusses how to increase a child's level of concern for their future well-being and success. He acknowledges that some kids may naturally be more laid-back and less...
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Does Your Attitude Towards Work Help Your Kids?

Summary This conversation explores the importance of shaping children's positive attitude towards work. Scott reflects on his own experience and the impact his perspective has had on his child's view of work. He...
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Is Your View of Success Wide Enough? Episode 113 with Scott Schimmel

A large percentage of young adults feel pressure to perform academically and athletically, which can lead to mental health challenges and less life satisfaction. Scott Schimmel shares his insights on how parents can...
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Besides keeping your kids healthy and safe, what else can you do to ensure they'll become happy and successful adults? With the time you have with them—downtime, drive time, meal time, and bedtime, what will YOU do to engage them intentionally? 

Each week, we'll send you an actionable tip on how to engage more with your kids, whether they're 8 or 18.

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