You’ve probably heard people talk about your ‘inner child’ and how important it can be. But what is it about children which makes their worldview so unique and powerful?

 

We are constantly warned away from things, reminded of our responsibilities and discouraged from our dreams no matter how fiercely the desire for transformation burns within us. We are confronted with this idea of an ugly and uncompromising reality, a world defined by our limitations. A world of fear. It’s this fear that makes some parents push their children into conformity, what they think is a ‘safer’ path, into a certain career or a certain kind of education, and can eventually lead them away from their dreams. We are told that our dreams are too big and fantastical to ever become reality. We learn to accept limitations and to stick to what we know.

 

But we are not born that way. Children exist as creative individuals in the purest form because their creativity knows no boundaries. They don’t know what is or isn’t possible, they don’t care! Nothing gets in the way of their dreaming and imagination. That’s why when they find something they love, something they can channel their raw creative energy into, they can achieve so much so quickly. It’s not because they’re stronger or smarter than we are as adults, it’s because they’re less constrained by their own mind, and free to go beyond what people expect.

 

These are the tips that Laura Hof leaves us in this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast.

 

Laura Hof, is the daughter of Wim Hof “The Iceman”, a certified Wim Hof Method Instructor, the Head of Events & Relations of Innerfire, and the Co-Founder of IceWomen_Community and the Founder of Laura Hof Alchemy.

 

She believes strongly that every one of us has that fire burning inside us, just waiting to be ignited with passion. That by reconnecting with that childlike sense of pure mental freedom, we can also achieve extraordinary things.

 

 

 

 

 

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