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  1. 15h ago

    Sharenting: When Your Child’s Childhood Goes Online Without Consent | Raising Minds

    What happens when a child’s most personal moments become part of their permanent digital footprint before they are old enough to choose what they want to share? In this episode of Raising Minds, Dr. Aswathi Nair, Psychologist and Founder of Veda’s Mind Health, explores sharenting, the practice of sharing children’s lives on social media. From baby photos and school milestones to emotional moments and embarrassing videos, she examines how well-intentioned posts can raise questions about children’s privacy, dignity and digital consent. Dr. Aswathi explains how online sharing can influence a child’s developing identity, why seemingly harmless photos may reveal personal information, and how parents can protect their children’s future privacy without losing the joy of preserving family memories. She also shares practical ways to encourage mindful sharing, including asking children for permission when appropriate, considering how a post might affect them years later, and choosing private family albums over public platforms. This episode is not about blaming parents or eliminating technology. It is about making thoughtful choices that respect children as individuals and recognise their right to have a say in their own digital lives. Because not every meaningful memory needs an audience, and every child deserves to grow up feeling respected both offline and online. #RaisingMinds #DigitalParenting #ChildPrivacy #Sharenting #TALRadio

    Sharenting: When Your Child’s Childhood Goes Online Without Consent | Raising Minds
  2. Oct 23

    Thinking Clearly Under Pressure: Finding Your Flow | Business Influencers - 258

    How do high performers make sound decisions when pressure builds, responsibilities multiply, and burnout begins to take hold? In this episode of Business Influencers, host Chris Salem sits down with Marvin Mikle, a former Green Beret with six deployments, an MBA graduate, former Wall Street professional, and founder of Chaos Development. Drawing from his military and business experiences, Marvin shares how he helps leaders, entrepreneurs, and other high performers navigate pressure, regain clarity, and build resilience. The conversation explores why capable people can become overwhelmed by external demands, how burnout can develop gradually, and why understanding your identity and aligning your actions with your goals are essential to sustainable performance. Marvin also discusses the importance of creating space before reacting, developing discipline through consistent daily habits, identifying what drains your energy, and focusing on what you can control. He explains how coaching can help individuals clarify their goals, uncover what's holding them back, and create a practical roadmap toward greater effectiveness and a state of flow. Discover why lasting transformation takes consistent effort, how setbacks can become opportunities for growth, and why managing your internal world is a crucial part of leading others effectively. 🎧 Tune in to Business Influencers for an insightful conversation on leadership, resilience, personal growth, and performing at your best without losing sight of what matters most.

    Thinking Clearly Under Pressure: Finding Your Flow | Business Influencers - 258
  3. Oct 23

    Screens Didn't Ruin Your Child | Raising Minds - 6

    Are screens really harming our children, or does the way they use technology matter more than the time they spend on it? In this episode of Raising Minds, Dr. Aswathi Nair, Psychologist, Mental Health Practitioner and Founder of VedasMindHealth, offers a balanced perspective on children and technology. She explains why screen use is not inherently harmful and explores how digital habits can become unhealthy when they begin to affect sleep, physical activity, concentration, hobbies and real life relationships. Dr. Aswathi discusses why games, videos and social media are so appealing to developing brains, the warning signs parents should look out for, and the importance of setting healthy boundaries without turning technology into a constant source of conflict. She also shares practical strategies for families, including creating screen free zones, modelling healthy digital habits, encouraging offline activities and involving children in setting family technology rules. Most importantly, she highlights why excessive screen use may sometimes point to underlying anxiety, loneliness or stress, making it essential to understand the emotional needs behind the behaviour. Tune in to discover how parents can help children build a healthier relationship with technology while making space for creativity, meaningful conversations and genuine human connection. Because the goal is not a childhood without screens, but a childhood with balance. #RaisingMinds #DigitalParenting #ScreenTime #ChildMentalHealth #TALRadio

    Screens Didn't Ruin Your Child | Raising Minds - 6

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Podcasts that provide your daily dose of inspiration with entertainment. welcome to our wonderland where you could find fairy tales, kindness deeds, passionate lives and everything else that's positive. LISTEN TO BELIEVE.