Creativity Playbook
Thinking of novel solutions
Actionable advice for parents and teachers—
based on science.
Playbooks
Evidence-based ways to build character in kids. We continue to make enhancements, so visit again soon!
Curiosity Playbook
Wanting to know more
Emotional Intelligence Playbook
Understanding your feelings and using them wisely
Gratitude Playbook
Appreciating what you’ve been given
Grit Playbook
Passion and perseverance for long-term goals
Growth Mindset Playbook
Believing you can improve your abilities
Honesty Playbook
Telling, and not hiding, the truth
Intellectual Humility Playbook
Recognizing the limitations of your knowledge
Kindness Playbook
Actions or speech intended to help others
Proactivity Playbook
Taking initiative
Purpose Playbook
Commitment to making a meaningful contribution to the world
Self-Control Playbook
Doing what’s best in the long-run despite short-term temptations
Social Intelligence Playbook
The ability to connect with other people
Recent Tips of the Week
Personal observations about the science of character from Angela Duckworth
Meaning Is Subjective
Self-control 303
January 26, 2020
Attention Is Selective
Self-control 202
January 19, 2020
Situations Are Objective
Self-control 101
January 12, 2020
Sleep Success
Setting yourself up for New Year’s resolutions
January 05, 2020
Character on Autopilot
Harnessing your habits
December 22, 2019
The Roots of Optimism
The power of believing people can change
December 15, 2019