Guiding Children Toward Purpose with Positive Intelligence Coaching
Dan Gormley
Dan Gormley, a father of five and an accomplished Transformational Coach, is inspiring change in the lives of young people through his Positive Mindset PQ Youth Program. This innovative initiative leverages Positive Intelligence (PQ) to help children uncover their passions, develop resilience and build a future founded on purpose and fulfillment.
“Children need our guidance and support. PQ Coaching can empower their Sage mindset, encouraging thoughtful decisions rather than fear-based reactions,” says Gormley.
The program is particularly beneficial for high school students facing the pressures of academic achievement, extracurricular commitments and future career planning. The emphasis on fostering gratitude, love and fulfillment through the Sage mindset ensures participants develop the emotional intelligence necessary to thrive in all aspects of life.
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The Positive Mindset PQ Youth Program equips children to identify and embrace their unique gifts. By fostering curiosity, the program encourages participants to explore what truly excites them, creating a powerful flow of intrinsic motivation. The program’s transformative approach guides young people to connect with their inner strengths and to envision meaningful life paths.
Central to the program is addressing the 10 saboteurs—fear-based thought patterns that often develop during childhood. The most influential saboteur, The Judge, affects children by fostering self-criticism and harsh judgment of others. These saboteurs can hinder performance in academics, social relationships and personal growth.
Through guided meditation exercises and practical strategies, the PQ program helps children recognize and stop these destructive thought patterns. By shifting from a fear-driven mindset to the Sage mindset, participants cultivate love-based powers such as empathy, exploration, innovation, navigation and activation. These tools enable children to face challenges with confidence and a positive outlook.
The program is particularly beneficial for high school students facing the pressures of academic achievement, extracurricular commitments and future career planning. The emphasis on fostering gratitude, love and fulfillment through the Sage mindset ensures participants develop the emotional intelligence necessary to thrive in all aspects of life.
Parents seeking deeper connections with their children and a way to alleviate their stress will also find value in Gormley’s methods. By teaching children to overcome their saboteurs, families can experience stronger bonds and more meaningful interactions.