Scott Feld
Person by Scott Feld
Author and Empowerment Coach for Kids.
About
My name is Scott Feld. I am an award winning, best-selling author of the Dax to the MAX series as well as a course creator/presenter: The Keys to Unlock your Inner Super Powers (I.S.P) and speaker. I have worked with kids for over 30 years in many...
My name is Scott Feld. I am an award winning, best-selling author of the Dax to the MAX series as well as a course creator/presenter: The Keys to Unlock your Inner Super Powers (I.S.P) and speaker. I have worked with kids for over 30 years in many different ways and studied personal development for over 20 years. About 5 years ago, I decided to write my first children's book:Dax to the MAX-Imagination. Much to my surprise, I was contacted to write a script for a tv show based on the book. Over the next year and a half I studied how-to and wrote the script, loglines, and created the pitch deck. It was being sent to show-runners and garnered some initial interest but the writers strike stopped it. I went back to write a book based on the script and gain my own following. That book was recently published-Dax to the MAX:Blah Blah Blobs vs. Power Pods and won the Mom’s Choice Gold Medal. In addition, I created and run a kids’ empowerment course to help kids build up confidence and resiliency. I am also, and most importantly, Dad to my own 9 year old son who is Dax. He loves being in a book and does an amazing job on podcasts with me from time to time.
What Matters
Scott says parenting matters the most: "That's my favorite thing to watch him grow up just in awe all the time."
Scott says artificial intelligence matters: "I think chat gpt is so much better than Google and it helps me find things and figure things out that would take forever."
Scott believes self-confidence matters: "I know the power of it, and I know how hard it is if you don't have it."
Scott says music matters, sharing: "I've been a kid's party DJ for 25 years."
Scott compares personal development to lifting weights: "You're gonna feel stronger, you're gonna feel better, you're gonna accomplish more."
Scott says golf matters: "I just love the psychology of it and I just love the game... It's a connection to my dad too 'cause he taught me."
Scott says pizza doesn't matter to him: "I'm lactose intolerant."
"Superheroes as we see 'em out in the movies and stuff, they don't matter." Scott only values superheroes as metaphors for inner strength.
Whys (6)
Scott says parenting matters the most: "That's my favorite thing to watch him grow up just in awe all the time."
Does PARENTING matter to you?
Scott says artificial intelligence matters: "I think chat gpt is so much better than Google and it helps me find things and figure things out that would take forever."
Does ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE matter to you?
Scott says golf matters: "I just love the psychology of it and I just love the game... It's a connection to my dad too 'cause he taught me."
Does GOLF matter to you?
Scott compares personal development to lifting weights: "You're gonna feel stronger, you're gonna feel better, you're gonna accomplish more."
Does PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT matter to you?
Scott says music matters, sharing: "I've been a kid's party DJ for 25 years."
Does MUSIC matter to you?
Scott believes self-confidence matters: "I know the power of it, and I know how hard it is if you don't have it."
Does SELF-CONFIDENCE matter to you?
Takeaways (13)
I want my son to know he has what it takes before life tries to convince him otherwise.
Fear and doubt are real, but I don't let them be the reason I don't show up.
I wished someone had taught me this stuff as a kid, so now I make sure kids learn it.
I noticed parents got as much from the book as their kids did.
I wrote a book for my son first — everyone else was secondary.
I wrote a book for my son first — if he gets something out of it, that's the whole point.
I noticed parents were finding the kids' book useful for themselves too, which I didn't fully expect.
I noticed parents reading my kids' book and realizing it applied to their own thinking too.
I wrote a book for my son so we'd have a shared language when he gets stuck or scared.
Feeling resilient means external things don't run your mind — you feel like you're in control.
I want my son to know he has what he needs inside him to not get stopped by fear.
Real confidence means your own head isn't the thing stopping you.
I wish someone had taught me this stuff as a kid — it would have changed everything.