In this gentle Teatime Thoughts episode, parents, teachers, and caregivers are invited to slow down, take a sip, and reflect on the words found on a Yogi teabag:
“The worst enemy we have is our own fear.”
Fear often shows up quietly — disguised as worry, self-doubt, or the pressure to get everything right. When we let fear lead, it can hold us back from the growth, joy, and courage waiting on the other side. Listen to this reflection that is filled with warmth, honesty, and encouragement. Let’s explore how fear shows up in adults and children alike — and how we can transform it from an enemy into a gentle teacher.
Grab your favorite tea, take a breath, and listen in, because courage begins in the small, quiet moments we choose to move forward — even when we’re afraid.
Intro Theme Song: Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Maxine McFarlane & Shevaughn James
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In this gentle Teatime Thoughts episode, parents, teachers, and caregivers are invited to slow down, take a sip, and reflect on the words found on a Yogi teabag:
“The worst enemy we have is our own fear.”
Fear often shows up quietly — disguised as worry, self-doubt, or the pressure to get everything right. When we let fear lead, it can hold us back from the growth, joy, and courage waiting on the other side. Listen to this reflection that is filled with warmth, honesty, and encouragement. Let’s explore how fear shows up in adults and children alike — and how we can transform it from an enemy into a gentle teacher.
Grab your favorite tea, take a breath, and listen in, because courage begins in the small, quiet moments we choose to move forward — even when we’re afraid.
Intro Theme Song: Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Maxine McFarlane & Shevaughn James
In this episode of Teatime Thoughts on The Teachers’ Tribe Podcast, we explore the powerful truth that change is constant. Whether you're a parent adjusting to a new routine, a teacher navigating curriculum shifts, or a caregiver supporting a child through a big transition—this conversation is for you.
You'll hear personal reflections, practical tools, and empowering questions to help you and the children you care for move through change with grace and intention.
🎙️In this episode:
*Why change is a necessary part of growth
*3 simple ways to help children handle transitions
*How to reflect meaningfully in seasons of change
🎧 Tune in and be reminded: You don’t have to have all the answers. You just have to show up—open, kind, and steady.
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The Teachers' Tribe Podcast
In this gentle Teatime Thoughts episode, parents, teachers, and caregivers are invited to slow down, take a sip, and reflect on the words found on a Yogi teabag:
“The worst enemy we have is our own fear.”
Fear often shows up quietly — disguised as worry, self-doubt, or the pressure to get everything right. When we let fear lead, it can hold us back from the growth, joy, and courage waiting on the other side. Listen to this reflection that is filled with warmth, honesty, and encouragement. Let’s explore how fear shows up in adults and children alike — and how we can transform it from an enemy into a gentle teacher.
Grab your favorite tea, take a breath, and listen in, because courage begins in the small, quiet moments we choose to move forward — even when we’re afraid.
Intro Theme Song: Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Maxine McFarlane & Shevaughn James
