ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Parenting can feel harder when kids have more voices, more information, and more pressure than ever before.
How can parents guide children without shutting them down?
In this episode, Joline Godfrey talks with Jennifer Fox, a coach and former wealth management executive, about how parents can use coaching skills at home. Jennifer shares how listening, asking better questions, and checking your own reactions can help children feel heard, challenged, and supported. She also explains why human connection matters more as kids grow up surrounded by technology.
Jennifer shares:
- How coaching helps children develop their own voice while still receiving thoughtful guidance
- Why asking if kids want to be heard, helped, or hugged can shift hard conversations
- How parents can pause reactions and respond in ways that build confidence over time
- Why families may need shared language around parenting goals and changing needs
- How human connection gives kids a stronger base when technology keeps changing
- And more!
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About our Guest:
Jennifer Fox is a purpose-driven, inspirational, and innovative leader in the financial services and wealth management space. Known for her authenticity and transparency, she fosters trust and collaboration to create meaningful impacts for clients, teams, and the community.
With a proven track record of crafting and executing strategic visions, Jennifer has consistently transformed organizations, driven remarkable growth, and safeguarded financial and reputational risks. Her reputation as a thought leader is underscored by her ability to identify emerging trends and capitalize on growth opportunities.
Jennifer’s extensive experience extends to seamlessly interfacing, collaborating, and building enduring relationships with C-suite executives, board members, investors, team members, and strategic partners. Her intellectual rigor and leadership have made her a respected figure in the industry.
