Podcast: Parenting Your "Nearly Grown" JUST. GOT. EASIER.
Should your "teachable moments" include an introduction to contracts?
Absolutely. In fact, it is highly likely you already have what it takes to make the topic creative, yet meaningful. You've just never been shown how to use it.
In this short podcast you will learn:
This rarely taught topic isn't generally found in traditional academics with so many other things they need to cover. But as we know, contracts are important and rule so much of our "can" and our "can't".
As your time winds down with your "nearly grown", important lessons loom larger. This is one of them and we hope it helps you move the needle...
Podcast: Parenting Your "Nearly Flown" JUST. GOT. EASIER.
That "free" time your "nearly grown" will have for a few weeks is almost here.
Maybe they have a part time job. Maybe they will sleep late. Maybe they will spend time with friends.
But this gift of time is valuable.
Allow me to introduce you to a concept that you've probably already used in raising your "mini-you". But let's give it a title: "Stair-Step Learning"
At the core of what we parents do? We slowly transfer control and power, sprinkled with wisdom and education . . . to our kids. The end result? Hopefully a better prepared adult than we were, right?
So, back to this "free time" they are about to have.
In this podcast we cover 2 BIG Parent moves (see above )
Why is it that the BIGGEST over-arching HUGE life lessons are often the HARDEST to teach our "almost grown" teens and young adults??
"Those" types of lessons seem overwhelming to parents. But they don't have to be.
We know that DEBT is horrible. But our kids need to learn FASTER than we did because more enticement comes at them than ever before.
In a word . . . it is . . .
DEBT-istation
This podcast episode you can steer them away from money heartache. It covers:
Podcast Summary Points:
[2:01] WHY do you NEED to teach this
[5:36] A Step-by-Step Teaching Method & Illustration
[7:56] Your Main Parent Play
[9:06] The Next Level - Money Planning Training Wheels
We...
Are you interested in teaching your child one of the single most important financial lessons ever?
Then, this podcast "Parenting Your "Nearly Grown" Child JUST. GOT. EASIER." is for you!
Our kids, now more than ever, need to understand how to set up and protect themselves as much as they can from that unexpected pitfall that will inevitably occur.
Most parents don't teach this concept. So, we offer you kudo's for your willingness to tackle this topic with your almost-out-the-door child. It's not difficult to teach when tackled in a logical fashion.
We like to set their mental mindset for this session by using the "spinning plates" illustration. You'll hear about that in the first minute or two of this podcast.
Also included:
[4:10] What a "nearly grown" young adult generally thinks about income.
[4:53] 4 Income Streams "nearly grown" can consider right now.
[7:14] The Main Concept AND the Secret...
Hi Parents:
Welcome to this episode of Parent-52, a weekly parent power move designed to help you help your teen burst into the adult world as prepared as they can be!
Today's topic: Money Management
Bonus Parent Point:
Show Links Mentioned:
Hi Parents: Welcome to our Parent 52 Series. Yes, one power parent move to help their teen per week. (each segment 5 minutes or less!)
You don't have to constantly wonder what you can do. NO, this isn't helicopter parenting. It is you simply giving your teen tools that they use.
Today's Episode:
It's a How-To! Your teen can learn money management skills one growth step at a time. We cover 3 stair-step moves you can easily make to get them up and running on getting their money to obey and not magaically disappear.
Show Note Links:
1) Do you want the 8-Step Parent Planning Guide? (FREE 8 steps with links/tips/info on crucial topics your teen needs to know). It's 12 pages chock full of super information.
Hi Parents:
Welcome to the next episode in our Parent-52 Series. Each week we outline a parent power move in helping your teen become their best.
Today's move? Help them set up their new financial base while capitalizing on life-skill learning opportunities they need to know.
Links mentioned in this episode?
1) Intro to Financial SetUp, Episode P1: https://www.jellygeneration.com/blog/super-charge-your-parenting-in-2020
2) Want to Receive The Parent 52 Series in your InBox with a BONUS?
Click Here --->>> Just tell us where to send it
Hi Parents:
Welcome to the next episode in our Parent-52 Series. Each week we outline a parent power move in helping your teen become their best.
Today's move? Help them set up their new financial base while capitalizing on life-skill learning opportunities they need to know.
Links mentioned in this episode?
1) Want to Receive The Parent 52 Series in your InBox with a BONUS?
Click Here --->>> Just tell us where to send it
2) Intro to Financial SetUp, Episode P1: https://www.jellygeneration.com/blog/super-charge-your-parenting-in-2020
3) . Last Week's Episode: https://www.jellygeneration.com/blog/P2
Odds are you’ve never thought of your teen as “rich”. In fact, you are probably wondering, as I did, if my child even understands the “value of a dollar”. Oh how I wish I had a nickel for each time my mom said that to me.
Does any of this sound familiar? If so, rest assured it is a conversation going on all over the country for parents of teens.
But more to the point, let’s get to that word “rich”. Whether rich is having a cool million in the bank, or having enough to keep yourself clothed and fed, it’s all wrapped up in the same mindset: controlling your money.
If I could wave my magic wand and get what I want for you out of this article, it would be to not only educate and convince you of the importance to starting your...
I was in a local deli recently.
What did I have with me? On my tray was a book covering financial concepts and savings to read as I ate.
As I paid for my lunch, the cashier (in his early 20’s) noticed the book and asked “why are you reading that?”
It's an easy answer for me, “the more I learn, the more I can share, and hopefully help other parents with less time that have “almost flown” kids along the way.”
My new-found cashier-friend replied “can I tell you my story?” By now I am thinking, gosh, I’ll never get to eat my lunch and read my book but I am the friendly type and said “I’d love to hear.”
(Remember, he is behind the cash register and in his early...
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