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After noticing gaps in children\u2019s education, today\u2019s whip-smart unicorn and owner of the company Art, Mindfulness, and Creativity, Amanda Cottrell, took the challenge to improve resources into her own hands. She wrote a series of children\u2019s books to support kids in expressing themselves mindfully, to better connect to their creativity. We love unicorns that take on the world!

In taking deep intellectual and mental dives, Amanda helps children better express themselves than they might be able to do through the same-ol-same-ol curriculum that\u2019s been peddled for pretty much decades.

Three takeaways from this episode of the Tribe of Unicorns podcast.

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1. Amanda\u2019s latest book is called, What Do You Learn at School, and what\u2019s really cool is that it gets kids thinking in different ways about the information they take in and how they are supposed to use it. One of the questions in the book is: \u201cWhat will you remember in 20 years?\u201d
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2. The way we are teaching has changed, and Amanda believes that educating children should include instructing them in how to strive and be empowered. Can anyone say \u201coverdue?\u201d
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3. Did you know your body language affects your life? #mindblown.
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We are a society filled with too many things and anxious people, and we haven\u2019t learned how to calm our anxieties. For most people, it\u2019s just getting worse. As an adult who can reason, imagine what our children are going through. These are important lifelong skills Amanda is teaching.

To connect with Amanda and learn more about helping your kids and yourself, get in touch here: Art, Mindfulness, and Creativity. 

Or check out her page on Tribeofunicorns.com

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You are one. Never forget your power. Until next time...