Jennifer B. Wallace, an award-winning journalist and author of "Never Enough," dives into the pervasive issue of toxic achievement culture in parenting and education. She highlights the economic pressures families face and discusses the importance of helping children feel valued beyond their accomplishments. Wallace emphasizes the differing emotional challenges boys and girls encounter and advocates for redefining success, focusing on resilience and relationships. The impact of social media on self-worth is also critiqued, calling for a cultural shift in values and parenting approaches.

Join Steven Rinella, a passionate outdoor advocate known for his show 'MeatEater,' and Jennifer Wallace, author of 'Never Enough,' as they explore modern parenting challenges. They discuss the importance of connecting kids with nature to combat the pressures of achievement culture. Rinella shares insights on family outdoor activities and navigating bear encounters, while Wallace highlights how societal expectations impact children's mental health. Together, they advocate for a balanced approach to parenting, emphasizing connection over competition in today’s world.

Acclaimed journalist and bestselling author Jennifer B. Wallace discusses toxic achievement culture and its impact on children. She offers insights on parenting, teaching kids to value themselves, and empowering them with intrinsic motivation. Topics also include the pressure to succeed, the effects of social media on children's mental health, and managing envy and hyper-competitiveness in the age of social media.