Greetings Proactive Parents! Question: If I created an Ai agent that you could tell it a situation and get customized feedback based on personality preferences...would you use it? Would you use it for other things outside of parenting? Do you understand what I'm asking? Let me know in the comments ----- BELOW IS THE VOICE NOTE TRANSCRIPT---- Greetings proactive parents so I'm thinking about while I'm in the process of creating a AI agent that could give you customized tailored Solutions to any issues you have with humans in general this group is mostly geared towards parents but the basis of the solutions are around personality preferences every person has a personality your child has a personality your spouse has a personality your parents have a personality your colleagues have personality every person that you interact with has a personality and this agent will help you solve problems that comes from dealing with different personalities and approaching them in a way that is out of alignment so you could you could give this agent a scenario and it would suggest the best way to handle it based on the personality because every person is different what's good for one person might be bad for another person so instead of guessing and figuring out through trial and error you have a better better what's the word I want to use a higher probability higher probability of success rate is this making any sense I'm going to do a poll let me know would you use this agent would you use it only for parenting would you use for other stuff also give me a rating on the scale from 1 to 10 how what do you think about this

You ever noticed how some kids hear, “you could never do that”… and it motivates them to prove you wrong? But for other kids…they shut down completely? I’ve been thinking about this since our Monday Mastermind. Some parents say "you could never do that" as a form of motivation. Others say it as a form of protection. Both have good intentions. But they're just guessing when they don't understand their child. And the results of guessing could be helpful or harmful...depending on how the kid is wired. That's why I'm hosting a Youtube LIVE stream tonight at 7pmEST. To show you a method to figure out what motivates your child. I call it: The Child Needs Map (CNM Method) This is the same method I've used to help parents across the country. Including a mom in Texas who used this to stop her son from embarrassing her in Church...all without repeating herself or raising her voice. I’m going live tonight at 7PM EST to break this down step-by-step. Here is the link to join If you want, drop your situation below 👇 and I might use it during the session. What’s one parenting challenge that’s been draining you lately?

There’s a moment most parents know. Screen time ends. The screen goes black. And your child completely loses it. Screaming. Crying. Kicking. And you’re standing there thinking, “Why are they acting like this over nothing?” I just released Episode 1 of a new short series that slows this moment down. Not to judge it. Not to shame you. But to understand what’s actually happening underneath it. Because what looks like defiance… might actually be pressure that was building long before the screen turned off. In this first episode, you’ll see: • Why screen time might not be the real problem • What survival mode actually means • The hidden pressure most parents miss Watch Episode 1 here: [EPS1 LINK] If it helps you see your child differently, I also created a free guide called “8 Signs Your Child Is in Survival Mode.” It simply helps you notice what’s happening sooner, so you don’t have to figure it out in the middle of a meltdown. You can download it here: [8 Signs PDF Link] The guide is optional. Start with the video. Slow the moment down. And see what changes. Talk to you soon, Devin Trent

That's the central question of tonight's conversation. Thank you to all that attended LIVE. Your stories and feedback will other's more than you know. @Bernie Dov @Gicquel Boris Aphanou @Christina Jones @Taney Simon To the replay audience...what is your biggest takeaway from this conversation?