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Why kids struggle with focus and motivation today
Understand the pull of screens, rewards, and quick entertainment.
Free live parent workshop
How Speed Cubing Builds Focus, Confidence, and Motivation in Kids
A free live workshop for parents who want to help their child develop focus, confidence, a winner's mentality and a plan for success.
Meet your speaker
Schwan Park
Schwan Park is the father of Max Park, featured in the Netflix documentary The Speed Cubers.
Schwan has worked closely with the global speed cubing community and has seen firsthand how cubing transforms children's confidence, focus, and identity.
Why this matters
More than competition. A way for kids to discover what they can do.
If you've seen The Speed Cubers, you've seen growth, perseverance, and a child discovering their potential. This workshop shows how that transformation happens and how your child can experience it.
Building Winners
Focus that feels earned.
Cubing gives kids a clear challenge, fast feedback, and a reason to keep trying. Small wins become visible proof that effort can change what feels hard.
That is where confidence starts.
What you'll learn
Simple ideas you can use immediately.
Leave with practical ways to support your child without turning practice, confidence, or frustration into a battle.
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The difference between external rewards and internal drive
See how kids can become motivated without pressure or constant reminders.
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How cubing builds focus, confidence, and discipline
Learn why practice, patterns, and community help kids stay with challenges.
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Why kids develop self-motivation without pressure
Help your child care about the next milestone because it matters to them.
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How to support your child immediately
Leave with simple ways to make progress feel achievable at home.
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What to do when kids give up easily
Help your child move through frustration without making it a fight.
The story behind the workshop
From screen time and reminders to progress and identity.
For many kids, confidence does not appear all at once. It grows when they can see effort becoming skill.
Cubing creates a place where kids can practice, fail, improve, and try again. For parents, it becomes a practical way to support attention, patience, and self-belief.
Who this is for
For parents seeking a positive environment.
This is for families noticing low confidence, too much screen time, lack of motivation, or a child who gives up before they realize what they are capable of.
You may be noticing...
- Your child gives up easily
- Needs constant reminders
- Doesn't believe in themselves yet
- Isolated or limited social network
This workshop can help with...
- Kids struggling with focus
- Low confidence
- Too much screen time
- Lack of motivation
Workshop details
Reserve your spot for the live workshop.
Spots are limited to keep this workshop useful and interactive. You'll receive the Zoom details by email.
- Date
- [Insert Date]
- Time
- 7:30 PM
- Location
- Zoom
- Cost
- Free