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How often do we actually ask children what they think?

Not what we want them to say, or what the right answer is supposed to be, but what they genuinely think. I’ve been asking for a while now and recording the answers.

These are a few of them.

What would you have said at that age?

Who are you?

Not what you do, not your age or where you’re from. Who are you, really, underneath all of that?

It’s a strange question, because most of us have never actually stopped to answer it. We know our opinions and our routines, but we rarely step back and look at ourselves as a whole, honestly.

That’s part of why I built the Avatar Chart. It’s a simple self-assessment that asks you to rate yourself across eighteen qualities, spread across body, mind and spirit. Your strength, your willpower, your intelligence, your confidence, your kindness. All of it in one place, giving you a single honest picture of where you stand.

It won’t tell you who you are. Only you can do that. But it gives you a mirror, and a real starting point to grow from.

Take a few minutes and see your score. The link is in my bio.

When we talk about growing, what do we actually mean? Grow in what way, towards what?
It’s easy to throw around phrases like “become your best self,” but a lot harder to say what that self is even made of.
For me it has always come down to three areas. Body, mind, and spirit. The body is how we move and feel and carry ourselves through the world. The mind is how we think, learn, imagine and make sense of things. And the spirit is the part underneath all of that, our character, our will, the way we treat the people around us.
What I find interesting is that none of them really grow on their own. When the body gets stronger the mind tends to feel it. A clearer mind settles the spirit. And when all three start moving together, you start to feel more like yourself. That, to me, is what the self actually is. It shows up on its own when the other three are alive.
What I’ve noticed, in myself and in the people I work with, is how easy it is to throw everything into one of these and leave the others untouched.

PROJECT AVATAR EASTER SERIES

This easter holiday we gather at .ibiza on April 3rd, 5th and 7th from 12:00 to 15:00 for a series of afternoons designed for your kids to connect, explore and grow through games, puzzles, challenges and team building activities.

Your child will gain :
• Body awareness & movement through the physical self
• Enjoyment of discipline and structure through challenges
• Team work and social skills
• A fun space to explore ideas and make friends

Price: 120€
There are limited spaces so please book in advance.
We will need a minimum of 8 kids for the teams to run smoothly and will provide snacks and water during our short break!
Contact Dillon on WhatsApp +34 682 392 753