Our kids actually don't want to be the center of the universe.

You are listening to made for this podcast.

In this series, we are taking just a few weeks and we are talking about the well-being of our kids the next generation coming ages one to college.

We are talking about the mental health of the generation coming

and it has been exciting to do this in the context of these great conversations

we're having. So on Tuesdays, if you don't know,

I released teaching that is biblical on the subject

and then on Thursdays, we release a conversation

that I have with different experts or stories to do with the subject.

So if you guys haven't listened to the whole season,

go back right now, catch up on weeks one, weeks two.

This is week three.

What I'm passionate about is that we all get on the same page that we are going

to fight for this next generation, that we understand that the percentages are showing that they are

under more pressure and that that's affecting their mental health in pretty significant ways.

So I just want us to all be on the same page and the way we're doing this if you haven't read get out of your head

yet you need to get it right now because the best way we can help is that our mental health is strong,

and we have the tools to help ourselves not live in toxic thought patterns.

And then that we could take that same learnings that we have for ourselves and give that away to the next generation.

That's the passion I have here.

And so in the book we talk about seven different enemies of the mind and here we're tackling three of the most prevalent that I think are

stressing out our kids.

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