Awesome 🙌 Here’s Day 7: Day 7: Emotional Intelligence – The Other Kind of Smart ✨ Teaching Nugget For Gen Z, intelligence isn’t just about grades, coding, or hustling—it’s also about how you handle emotions (yours and others’). That’s emotional intelligence (EQ). Psychological view: EQ is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions. Studies…
Perfect 🙌 Let’s move into Day 6. Day 6: Discovering My Natural Talents ✨ Teaching Nugget Talents are the raw materials of strengths. They’re those natural patterns of thought, feeling, or behavior that come so easily to you, you might not even notice them. Psychological view: Gallup research shows that talents are innate—you don’t learn…
Great 🙌 Let’s continue with Day 5. Day 5: The Psychology of Strengths (Clifton’s Insight) ✨ Teaching Nugget Don Clifton, often called the father of strengths psychology, asked one life-changing question: 👉 “What would happen if we studied what was right with people instead of what’s wrong with them?” Traditional education and even workplaces often…
Perfect 🙌 Let’s move to Day 4 of your 30-day workbook. Day 4: Made for More – Understanding God’s Design ✨ Teaching Nugget You weren’t made randomly. You were designed with purpose in mind. Think about it: no engineer builds a machine without knowing what it’s for. The same goes for you. Psychological perspective: Research…
Great 🙌 Let’s dive into Day 3 of your 30-day workbook. Day 3: Weaknesses Aren’t Failures—they’re Signals ✨ Teaching Nugget Many of us grew up believing weakness equals failure. But in truth, weakness is not a verdict—it’s a signal. Psychological perspective: Weaknesses often point to areas where we lack energy or natural wiring. Instead of…
Day 2: Strengths vs. Skills – What’s the Difference? ✨ Teaching Nugget A lot of people confuse strengths with skills. They sound similar, but they’re not the same: Strengths are what come naturally—they energize you, feel effortless, and show up even without training. Skills are learned through practice, repetition, and discipline. You may not love…
Day 1: Who Am I, Really? (Starting the Journey) ✨ Teaching Nugget The biggest question Gen Z keeps asking is: “Who am I, really?” Not just what career you’ll choose or what label society gives you—but at the core, what defines you? Psychological perspective: Identity is shaped by environment, experiences, and choices. But true stability…
Module 30: The Long Haul — Sustaining Your Freedom Overview: Recovery isn’t just about breaking free—it’s about staying free. Freedom from addiction is a lifelong journey that requires constant nurturing. For Gen Z, who live in a fast-paced world of quick results, learning how to walk with consistency and long-term vision is key. In this…
Module 29: The Purpose-Fueled Life — Building a Future Worth Staying Free For Overview: Addiction pulls you into the past. But purpose pulls you into the future. In this module, we talk about how a compelling vision for your life is one of the strongest weapons against relapse. Gen Z isn’t content with just survival—they…
Module 28: Serving to Stay Free — The Role of Purpose in Recovery Overview: Addiction is often rooted in emptiness, and recovery thrives on purpose. In this module, we explore how living beyond yourself helps anchor freedom. When Gen Z serves with intention, their pain finds meaning, and healing becomes contagious. You weren’t just saved…
Module 27: Purpose Over Pressure — Replacing Performance with Identity Overview: Addiction often begins when our worth feels tied to what we do instead of who we are. In a culture obsessed with achievement and image, Gen Z is under immense pressure to perform, succeed, and be “enough.” But healing comes when we remember that…
Module 26: Reinventing Identity — Who You Are Without the Addiction Overview: Addiction is a mask. It covers up pain, fear, insecurity—but it also distorts identity. In this module, we’ll guide Gen Z learners through the essential journey of rediscovering who they are beyond their struggle. Both psychology and Scripture affirm this truth: you are…
