INVEST IN YOUR FAMILY’S FUTURE: ENROL NOW
INVEST IN YOUR FAMILY’S FUTURE: ENROL NOW
Purchase our FULL tech-healthy parenting course to help you raise healthy, whole-hearted humans!
Purchase our FULL tech-healthy parenting course to help you raise healthy, whole-hearted humans!
14 tech-parenting videos based on my award-winning book, Raising Tech-Healthy Humans
100 non-screen activities for your kids
2 print ready handouts
3 templates to print and sign together
Raising Tech-Healthy Humans Course (14 Videos)
Downloadable Handouts & Resources
Infographics & Contracts
One Year Access
Bonus Parenting Videos & Expert Interviews
Family Conversations Guides
*We’re passionate about helping as many families as possible. While the course is free, it comes with a commitment to pay it forward in one of following ways:
Raising Tech-Healthy Humans Course (14 Videos)
Downloadable Handouts & Resources
Infographics & Contracts
One Year Access
Raising Tech-Healthy Humans Course (14 Videos)
Downloadable Handouts & Resources
Infographics & Contracts
One Year Access
Bonus Parenting Videos & Expert Interviews
Family Conversations Guides
*We’re passionate about helping as many families as possible. While the course is free, it comes with a commitment to pay it forward in one of following ways:
Raising Tech-Healthy Humans Course (14 Videos)
Downloadable Handouts & Resources
Infographics & Contracts
One Year Access
I was once introduced as a parenting expert on radio and had to chuckle. Expert? Hardly.
I’m a dad to three wonderful kids but far from an expert. Like you, I make plenty of mistakes—raising my voice when I should be patient, grappling with parent guilt, and concerned about social media’s influence on my children’s lives. I’m just trying my best.
Despite being an imperfect parent, I’ve spent years working with leaders, parents, and educators, teaching them to adopt an intentional approach to tech-parenting, drawing on insights from my award-winning books, TEDx talk, podcasts, and seminars.
I invite you to access this wealth of knowledge by enrolling in our comprehensive tech-parenting course, featuring quality videos, handouts, expert interviews, and more.
“This book has inspired me to make different choices as a mum. A great reminder that going with the tech flow is not always the best way to love and support our kids.”
BELINDA—PARENT OF 5 AND 7 YEAR OLDS
“I got a phone later than most of my friends but when I finally got it I felt like I actually didn’t need it. Now, I only use it when it’s helpful and I’m glad I waited until I was older.”
NAOMI—DANIEL’S OLDEST CHILD
Daniel Sih is the CEO of Spacemakers in Australia and Canada, a productivity consulting group for busy leaders. As an award-winning author, TEDx speaker, podcast host, and productivity consultant, he speaks internationally with leaders, teachers and parents about making space in the digital age.
Daniel is the co-creator of productivity courses such as Email Ninja® and Priority Samurai, with more than 30,000 students globally. His career includes leadership roles in Physiotherapy, health management, Christian ministry, strengths coaching, and project management.
Daniel lives in Hobart, Australia, with his wife and three children. As a strategist, Daniel used to enjoy beating his children at board games like Chess, and Settlers of Catan, but is stuck on a disconcerting losing streak.
Daniel Sih is the CEO of Spacemakers in Australia and Canada, a productivity consulting group for busy leaders. As an award-winning author, TEDx speaker, podcast host, and productivity consultant, he speaks internationally with leaders, teachers, and parents about making space in the digital age.
Daniel is the co-creator of productivity courses such as Email Ninja® and Priority Samurai, with more than 30,000 students globally. His career includes leadership roles in Physiotherapy, health management, Christian ministry, strengths coaching, and project management.
Daniel lives in Hobart, Australia, with his wife and three children. As a strategist, Daniel used to enjoy beating his children at board games like Chess, and Settlers of Catan, but is stuck on a disconcerting losing streak.