Does Your Child Tackle New Projects?

👇 Podcast:   Parenting Your "Nearly Grown"   JUST.  GOT.   EASIER. 👇  

 What does your child do when a new opportunity or challenge occurs?

• avoids it
• takes 3x longer to tackle it
• feels inadequate
• doesn't know where to start?

Odds are high you picked at least one of the above.

None of those responses are surprising.  Your "nearly grown" child still has some growing to do on the "rational/language" side of the equation while their "emotional" growth is practically complete.  

But, of course, tackling new things?   You and I know it is an absolute must in their becoming the very best they can be.    Of course, learning how to do this sooner rather than later?  It helps them get where they are heading faster and wiser.

How can you teach them to look at those opportunities and challenges?

AND

How can they master the steps to keep moving forward and avoiding the fear, procrastination and more?  That's what you'll learn today in this 10-minute podcast.

Today's podcast covers:

• The 5 step process to tackling new challenges
• The spot-on definition of self-confidence they need to learn
• A step-by-step example of a new challenge they will likely soon

Teaching this rare, especially in a straight-forward perspective like this.  When you show them this system (modify it to fit them) they will easily see how to apply it in so many ways. 

And never forget . . . 

You CAN Have Success in the Middle of it ALL !

Pam/The JellyGeneration Team

Show Links:

• Help Your Child Discover Their Accomplishments (checklist and training podcast)
• Photo Credit

About JellyGeneration

Pam Hardison, MBA, BBA in Finance and Business Education, has created and co-owned a national mail order catalog which at one point was the 21st fastest growing customer base in the nation.  As a mom of two college-post college daughters, considers it a privilege and to meet other students and parents along the same road.   After teaching high school and college students for years, her commitment to helping them with topics most schools can't cover is the light that drives her.  

Holly Powers, Attorney-At-Law (Jameson & Powers, P.C.) has been actively practicing law since 1985 and is a shareholder with the law firm of Jameson & Powers, P.C.  The firm specializes in transactional law, health care law, and general business law.  Holly has taught students precepts concerning the legal world for over 10 years.  With 4 children, she understands what teens need to know and has a passion to help others faced with teens and aging parents.