The Big Aim
Your kid's own big goal, with a date and a first step, said out loud morning and night.
What it is
Your kid says what they want to do, in their own words. Luna shapes it into one clear sentence ("By May 1, I will read a chapter book by myself."), a first step for this week, and a picture. Your kid records it in their own voice.
Why it helps your kid
Napoleon Hill's "definite chief aim": a clear goal, a date, and saying it out loud with feeling every day keeps it in front of them. Hearing it in their own voice makes it theirs.
Where to find it
On the kid's iPad: Me → Make my Big Aim. On your phone: Kids → your kid shows the aim and plays their recording.
How to do it
- Sit with your kid the first time; it takes five minutes.
- Luna keeps their goal; she only makes it clearer. They can change any word before keeping it.
- Every Morning Launch and Night Seal plays their recording, then they say it out loud.
- After a month, Luna asks if it's still their aim. Keeping it is fine.
What your kid sees
Their aim card with their picture, their own voice twice a day, and "I said it".