#136 Part 1: The World of Bullying Chapter 2: How Bullying Works (Part 9)

Published on: 01/9/24 11:11 AM

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Sebastian Bates, founder of the Warrior Academy, shares a chapter from his book “Not a Victim,” offering valuable insights to help parents mentor their children through the challenging experience of bullying. He emphasizes the proactive role parents can play in preparing children for the inevitable transitions in life and empowering them to face obstacles independently.

Topics Discussed:

-The Four-Phase Cycle of Flow: Frustration, Letting Go, Flow, and Loading

-The importance of confronting stress and struggle for skill development

-Strategies for children to confront fear and fight back socially when confronted by a bully

-Real-life example: George St. Pierre, a two-time UFC world champion, who faced bullying as a child

-The role of emotions in the face of challenges and how to embrace and navigate them 

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