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The Huddle Wisdom Podcast

The Huddle Wisdom Podcast

Hosted by: Dr. Davin Tan - Psychiatrist and Dedicated Dad on a Mission to Empower People, Parents, Caregivers and Anyone Helping Their Anxious Children Thrive

Navigating the complexities of caring for children in today’s world can be challenging. Stay updated with the latest mental models and key ideas to help your family thrive. The Huddle Wisdom Podcast* focuses on...

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Episode 018: Another school shooting? WTF. Why? Who can we blame?

****WARNING**** This episode contains some material that might be distressing to some listeners. It contains recent news about the tragedy in Uvalde, Texas I share my thoughts about how we might process this and find...
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Episode 017: Don't set goals until you get a fix on your intentions

Directing our intent is a much more powerful way of transforming our lives than goal setting. Intrigued? Let me explain. Tune in to the episode and let's hang out!
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Episode 016: Don't praise your kids until you hear this

Praise and complimenting children can be a 2-edged sword. You have to know the pros and cons. Tune in to the episode and I'll give you the heads up. Go to www.huddlewisdom.com/gettools to get the FREE mini course '...
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Episode 015: How should we be dealing with sibling jealousy?

Jealousy is normal, but if mismanaged it can lead to problems that we don't want down the road. Let's talk about how we prevent that. Check out the FREE mini-training resource here for empathic connection:...
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Episode 014: Can people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder empathise?

There's a misconception that people with ASD can't empathise. That's not true, and I'll tell you why. What is empathy anyway? In this episode, I explore some of the ways we can help each other improve our social...
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Episode 013: Sorry not sorry? Should we be more apologetic?

I don't know about you but I'm notoriously bad at following my own advice. This week, I explore ideas around saying sorry. This episode is just as much for me as it is for anyone else who struggles to let go of hurt...
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Episode 012: 3 ideas to improve your ability to connect with people and thrive!

The key to being influential is connection. You need to be able to connect with someone before they will trust you. This is a critical skill for any business person, teacher, parent, doctor, human being. Let me tell...
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Episode 011: How to help socially anxious kids

Social anxiety is normal. But if it gets in the way of our goals, then that's something worthy of intervention. So how do we start helping our kids with this? Let's huddle! Get the FREE Toolkit for Emotional...
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Episode 010: Are you feeling stuck in a rut? Stop thinking straight! Let's talk about plateaus

If you're frustrated that you're not making any progress. Let me see if I can help you out with a couple of mental models to see if we can move the needle. I want to share a mental concept from my blog that I use when...
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Tackling the Imposter Syndrome Part 2

Hey friends. I hope you are doing well. Join me on this episode as I spend a bit of time going over some key ideas that I think will help you manage the imposter syndrome. I've expanded on what I'd said in the first...
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Episode 009: Stop blaming and complaining

How satisfying it is sometimes to find a scapegoat for bad outcomes, but how easily we change our tune when a good outcome happens! Let's see if we can play by a different set of rules and live without needing to...
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Episode 008: How do you handle your kids' backchatting?

Backchatting can be really hard to deal with. It pushes our buttons doesn't it? But here are some ideas to help us cope, manage and teach our kids better ways of dealing with stress and conflict. Take care my friendly...
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