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🌟 FOUNDER PAGE — MOHAMMAD ASRAF

Founder of Empower Childhood Academy
Creator of Cycle Breaker Programs & Empowering Childhood Architecture™

A former teen with severe social anxiety who became a kids coach, taught over 1,000 students across sports and mindset, and is now fully obsessed with empowering childhood.

⭐ SECTION 1 — HERO INTRO

Meet Mohammad Asraf

A child who struggled.
A coach who rebuilt himself.
A founder dedicated to empowering childhood for the next generation.

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Founder at Empower Childhood Academy, creator of Cycle Breaker Programs & Empowering Childhood Architecture™.

⭐ SECTION 2 — THE QUESTION THAT STARTED EVERYTHING

“What breaks a child?”

This is the question I’ve been asking since I was 17.

I struggled badly with school.
I couldn’t focus.
I had severe headaches.
Emotional and anger issues.
And I couldn’t get out of it, no matter how hard I tried.

People told me things like:

  • “Just get over it.”

  • “Don’t be lazy.”

  • “Why can’t you just try harder?”

Those words didn’t motivate me. They made me feel misunderstood.
I lost trust in adults.
I couldn’t attend school.
I had to take private O-levels.
I couldn’t speak to anyone.

The school counsellor dismissed me after one session because I chuckled at her question. And I thought:

“Do adults give up on children this easily?”

So I made a promise to myself:

“I’m going to become a school counsellor one day — and a better one. I will help kids like me.”

⭐ SECTION 3 — HOW COACHING SAVED ME

At 19, while doing private O-levels, I became a part-time gym coach.
It was survival at first — but it became the beginning of something bigger.

Gymnastics coaching was a complete culture shock.

Kids weren’t blamed for mistakes.
They weren’t shamed or punished.
They were encouraged, supported, and coached individually.

I thought:
“This is a different world.”

But at the same time:

  • I had severe social anxiety

  • I was bad with kids

  • Parents complained

  • Kids cried in my classes

  • Parents pulled their kids out

  • My boss lost business

I asked myself again:

“How do I actually get better?”

⭐ SECTION 4 — THE SIX-YEAR-OLD MOMENT THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING

One day, I was assisting a lead coach when a six-year-old girl walked up and demanded:

“Why must boys do this differently from girls?
Why can’t girls do the same thing?”

She questioned a hand-positioning rule during a landing.

My jaw dropped.

I explained quietly to her so class could continue —
but that night, I couldn’t sleep.

I was flabbergasted.

I asked myself:

“How can a six-year-old have more confidence than 22-year-old me?”

This little girl had courage, curiosity, confidence.
Meanwhile, I was afraid to say hello to a cashier.

That night, I realised:

Gymnastics kids were confident because of their environment.
Environment builds the child.

So I began studying communication, psychology, teaching techniques —
anything that could help me understand what shapes a child.

⭐ SECTION 5 — THE BOOK THAT CHANGED MY LIFE

At the same time, I was still frustrated with my anxiety.

Then I found a book about Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).
The next morning, I ran to buy it.

I read the whole book in three days.

Instantly, everything changed:

  • I overcame severe social anxiety

  • I could talk to people

  • I could manage my emotions

  • I felt alive again

I used that momentum to volunteer more, speak more, coach more —
even though I still spent most days alone in cafés reading and figuring out life.

⭐ SECTION 6 — THE NIGHT AT THE CAFÉ

One night, a girl spoke to me at a café.
She had bruises, trauma, fear.
She hid in cafés to stay safe.

I didn’t want to give her advice because I didn’t trust my own techniques yet.
So I simply said:

“Your life can only look up from here.”

A week later, around midnight, I saw her again.
She said she needed alcohol to drown out the voices in her head.

I had two choices:

  1. Let her walk away

  2. Or help her with what little I knew

So I taught her a simple mental technique.
She laughed, said it didn’t work…

But she forgot about the alcohol.
She followed me back to the café.
We talked until morning.
Her mind became quiet.

And I realised:

“Oh my goodness… this stuff works.”

I needed real professional training.

⭐ SECTION 7 — BECOMING THE EDUCATOR I NEEDED

By this time, I had written 100,000+ words about how I used communication and emotional techniques to improve my classes.

My coaching improved.
Kids enjoyed learning.
Results skyrocketed.

But I also saw everything wrong with our systems:

  • colleagues fired because of their words

  • kids injured because of how adults spoke

  • coaches shouting at parents

  • parents shaming children

  • toxic teaching cultures

  • blame-driven management

So I left my full-time job.
Coached in multiple schools.
Then became a gymnastics vendor.

It was the perfect chance to test everything on a large scale.

Results:

  • Injuries dropped by 90%

  • Kids learned 40–150 skills a week

  • Coaches’ workload reduced by 50%

  • Kids kept returning

  • The culture became healthier

And then I learned:

**It’s not just communication.

It’s team culture.
It’s leadership.
It’s the entire environment.**

If leadership is toxic → everything collapses.
If leadership is empowering → everything rises.

⭐ SECTION 8 — THE LAST FIVE YEARS

Trauma shows up in teaching.
Narcissistic communication is normalised.
Adults pass their wounds to children.
Unethical communication is socially accepted.
Culture shapes everything.
Leadership shapes learning.
Healing adults empowers children.

Through coaching, leadership, marriage, and thousands of students…
I realised something huge:

**It does not take one technique to change a child.

It takes the entire village.**

⭐ SECTION 9 — THE BIRTH OF EMPOWER CHILDHOOD

I created two major pathways:

1. AcroMinds

Programs that work directly with children.

2. Empowering Childhood Architecture™

A full framework for adults — teachers, parents, coaches, leaders — to build empowering learning environments.

From communication to culture, from emotional safety to leadership, from learning environments to team harmony…
This is everything I’ve learned, tested, failed, re-learned, researched, and implemented.

And now I’m bringing it to the world so we can:

  • break harmful communication cycles

  • create empowering ones

  • build awareness

  • reshape cultures

  • uplift childhood

  • empower adults

  • empower entire villages

  • and empower the next generation

Together.

⭐ SECTION 10 — CLOSING MESSAGE

**We cannot change childhood alone.

But together, we can build the village every child deserves.**

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