When behaviour hits a nerve, it’s rarely just about what happened — it’s about what our brain decided it meant.

In this episode of The Early Learning Lounge: Hustle, Grind & Heart, Tammy Nucci invites parents, educators, and leaders to slow down and reframe the moments when behaviour feels personal — whether it’s a child, an adult, or even ourselves.

We explore:
• why we take certain behaviours personally
• how the brain fills in gaps under stress
• the “ladder of conclusions” and how quickly we climb it
• a simple, practical strategy: Know · Prepare · Pause
• how to respond with intention instead of reaction

This is a grounded Sunday pause you can carry into Monday — a reminder that not every story your brain offers you needs to be climbed.

If you’d like to explore more of this work, you can visit tammynucci.com.

And if conversation helps you process, you’re welcome inside The Early Learning Lounge Hub on SKOOL.com — a space for parents, educators, and leaders who care about understanding before fixing.

Take this pause when it works for you.
Refill your cup.
Carry the frame that supports you.

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Behaviour shows up everywhere — in children, in adults, and in ourselves.

In this Sunday release of The Early Learning Lounge: Your Monday Morning Reframe, Tammy Nucci invites parents, educators, and leaders to pause before the week begins and reframe how we understand behaviour — not as something to fix, but as something to understand.

This episode introduces the REFRAME Method™, a lifespan framework grounded in agency, belonging, and connection, and explores how the same lens we use to support children applies to adults, teams, and our own self-regulation.

You’ll hear:
• why behaviour is information, not a problem
• how reframing changes our responses over time
• what agency, belonging, and connection look like in everyday moments
• a simple Sunday-to-Monday reflection to carry into the week

Tammy also shares the context behind her book, The Missing Piece: Understanding the Why Behind Big Behaviour, and how this work lives at the intersection of lived experience and scholarly review.

If this conversation resonates, you’re invited — always by choice — to continue it inside The Early Learning Lounge Hub on SKOOL.com.

Take this pause when it works for you.
Carry the frame that supports you.

☕ Refill your cup.

Lately, I’ve heard so many people describe the world as scary.

In this episode of The Early Learning Lounge: Hustle, Grind & Heart, we explore what it means to lead in turbulent times — when uncertainty is constant, information moves faster than our nervous systems were designed to handle, and fear feels close to the surface.

This conversation is for all people, not just those with titles or positions. Because leadership is not a rank or a role — it’s an action, and it starts from within.

Blending reflection with accessible neuroscience, this episode unpacks why the world feels so overwhelming right now, how technology has removed natural pauses and filters, and why steadiness, awareness, and compassion have become essential leadership practices.

If you’re feeling unsettled…
If the noise feels heavy…
If you’re wondering how to show up without burning out…

This episode is for you.

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Because the hustle is real.
The grind is constant.
But the heart — your heart — is what makes it all matter. 💛

☕ Refill your cup and meet us in the Lounge.