Index
accountability, 16, 163, 167, 195
affection, children’s need for, 83–85
all-or-nothing thinking, 56–57
assumptions
being curious and trying to avoid, 200
about children’s needs, 86, 87–88, 93
expectations about yourself and, 189–190
experiments and, 183
four-way views and challenges to, 41, 44, 58, 177
about friendships, 126
in mentoring relationships, 114–115
past experience in communities and, 133
of parents about their nannies, 129
of parents at beginning of process, 3, 6
in perfectionism, 155
questioning, and collective vision, 32
in relationships with extended family, 140
talking with your boss and changes in, 106
about what your partner really wants, 13–14, 189
attention
career needs and, 72
children’s need ...
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