Trovell

“Never Enough” delves into the toxic achievement culture overwhelming today’s youth. Jennifer Breheny Wallace uncovers how societal pressures and expectations lead to high rates of anxiety and self-harm among students. Through interviews with families, educators, and child psychologists, she highlights the need for children to feel valued beyond their achievements. The book emphasizes that kids require acknowledgment of their intrinsic worth, not just performance-based accolades. It’s a compelling call to action for parents and educators to foster a sense of mattering in children, aiding in their resilience and psychological wellbeing.