Life is hard to navigate

Consider this: when kids are young they learn from their environment and the people around them how to navigate through life. They develop certain habits and thoughts that were useful at the time when they learned them. Unfortunately, life is forever changing and evolving and what was right for them years ago no longer helps them as teenagers and they find it hard to navigate life under different circumstances.

The rules for parents are but three

Imagine your teen using an old map to find their way in a city. Things have moved on and it is tough navigating that way. But what if you gave them this year’s map? Better yet, what if you gave them a GPS with automatic map updates? Using childhood beliefs is like using an old map and life coaching helps get an up-to-date map and shows teens how to be confident, responsible and happy, like an emotional GPS.

The rules for parents are but three… love, limit, and let them be

Let them go through their "problems" alone but guided...

Teenagers go through a lot of “problems”, my advice is to let them go through them on their own. If you always have a crutch, you don’t learn. There is no formula on how to be a good parent. We guide our children based on our own experiences. Sometimes this is not the best approach. Let them do their “mistakes” as we did…

We need to teach teenagers how to be happy...

We need to teach our teenagers how to be happy, responsible and confident, but also how to help those around them to be happy. Take the test with your child/teenager and you will be amazed with the results.