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Quotes About Mindsight

Too often we forget that "discipline" really means "to teach"—not "to punish." A disciple is a student, not a recipient of behavioral consequences. When we teach mindsight, we take moments of conflict and transform them into opportunities for learning, skill building, and brain development.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
If the leaders of a culture are themselves devoid of mindsight, then the young, emerging minds of that culture will be living in a world in which the blind are leading the blind.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
Mindsight is a teachable skill at the heart of being empathic and insightful, moral and compassionate.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
When we teach mindsight, we take moments of conflict and transform them into opportunities for learning, skill building, and brain development
~ Daniel J. Siegel
Mindsight is the basis of social and emotional intelligence, and we can model this for our children as we help guide the development of their changing brains.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
stage, and what they are ultimately capable of. This is how we use our own mindsight skills to see the mind behind our children's behavior.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
Explained most simply, mindsight is the ability to see our own mind, as well as the mind of another. It allows us to develop meaningful relationships while also maintaining a healthy and independent sense of self. When we ask our children to consider their own feelings (using personal insight) while also imagining how someone else might experience a particular situation (using empathy), we are helping them develop mindsight.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
Mindsight is a teachable skill at the heart of being empathic and insightful, moral and compassionate. Mindsight is the basis of social and emotional intelligence, and we can model this for our children as we help guide the development of their changing brains.
~ Daniel J. Siegel
El mindsight aparece cuando nuestra comunicación, con los demás y con nosotros mismos, nos ayuda a reflexionar sobre quiénes somos y sobre lo que sucede en nuestro interior.
~ Daniel J. Siegel