The Academy · Ages 7 to 10

Your child is brilliant on paper and was never taught to be received.

Brave on Record is a thirty-day challenge that trains a quiet, screen-shy child to speak up, cut the ums, stand tall and hold a room.

Ages

7 to 10

Daily

About ten minutes

Length

30 missions

You need

No experience at all

What this is

The same executive presence work, scaled down to where it actually starts.

One small mission a day, about ten minutes, inside your child’s normal life. Ordering their own food. Asking a question. Saying it once, clearly. You are the coach, and no experience is needed.

By day thirty

Six things your child can do that they could not do on day one.

Speak up first

Raise their hand without waiting to feel ready.

Ask for what they want

Order their own food, make a call, make the request themselves.

Hold the room

Eye contact held, shoulders back, standing tall in any room they walk into.

Drop the filler

The ums, the sorrys and the mumbles, cut.

Disagree well

Say it politely, say it once, say it clearly.

Deliver to camera

A thirty-second speech with real presence, recorded and kept.

What is inside

A kit your child can hold, not another screen.

The printable mission kit

Thirty mission cards, a progress board for the wall, and six badges to earn along the way.

Three levels

Whisper, Voice and Signal. A short quiz check at the end of each one, so progress is visible.

A signed Certificate of Courage

In your child’s name, from Samantha, for finishing all thirty.

The On Record graduation video

Their thirty-second speech to camera on day thirty, filmed and kept forever. Film the before in secret on day one and the difference is the whole point.

Try it first

The first ten missions are open before you buy.

Start tonight, at the dinner table, and see whether it takes. If your child is still going on mission ten, the rest is less than a dollar a day.

The full challenge

29USDTTD 203 by bank transfer

Thirty missions, the printable kit, three levels, the certificate and the graduation video.

The room reads a child before they speak too. Nobody teaches them that, so we did.

Samantha J. Best

Thirty days

Ten minutes a day, and a child who asks for what they want.

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