Adaptability: Raising Kids Who Thrive in an AI-Driven World
Raising AI-Native Kids: What Every Parent Must Know to Prepare Children for the Next 10–15 YearsShow Notes
In this episode, we explore how to raise children who can pivot, not just persist, as the future of work transforms faster than traditional education can keep up. The conversation reframes adaptability as the essential skill for navigating an AI-driven world and explains why psychological flexibility matters more than grit alone.
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