Dedicated to Women Building a Legacy of Their Own
So often we wonder why we as mothers are struggling so much to make our point. Why is it our families are not listening to us unless we are yelling at the top of our lungs and we make it clear we are finally pissed off!
We are unhappy, overwhelmed, stressed, depressed and we are exhausted. Why?
Here is a quick audio that will explain what I have learned over the past 25 years working with teens and parents.
Let me know your thoughts.
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• Are you a mom that is starting to feel the pain of a communication breakdown with your tween or teen?
• Is your once delightful little one developing an attitude you simply don’t get?
• Are you looking for a way to stop the communication breakdown before it escalates and gets worse.
• Is she suddenly ‘tuning you out?’ Only using selective hearing…
• Are you concerned that she may be getting into trouble or keeping things from you?
• Are you finding it hard to make even the smallest comment without her taking it wrong are getting defensive or angry?
• Does she accuse you of being angry or making her life difficult when you ask her to clean her room, help with laundry, do dishes or participate in the household conversation?
Well I have a few answers for you, all you have to do, is click the link below and you will be signed up for a no obligation and no cost phone appointment with me to personally discuss strategy over the phone. The call dedicated to helping you find your voice and stride to make this change and transformation of your little princess into a gracious young woman you can be proud of without a fight.
It’s not what you think. This is not a call to take lightly. I am going to be candid about a few things you need to know. It might not be what you expect or want to hear. But it is the truth. I have worked with many teens and young women for over 20 years. I have felt many of the feelings of overwhelm you are felling right now. Now I know how to stop the madness and confusion BEFORE it becomes unmanageable. I wish I did 15 years ago!
This is not just a call for parents of teens. This call is for you if you are a parent, a woman, a mentor, a teacher or caregiver to our most precious commodity – Our kids and our future.
This is a great video for all, not just parents done by an inspiring women named Danielle LaPorte – called: A Credo for Making it Happen.
We all want to make it happen. We want our kids to make it happen… If you are a parent or someone who inspires children or teens please watch. If all of us lived our lives like this all of our children would be extraordinary and the entitlement issues would fade away. I know it sounds simple, but remember our children are our echo. We must be and behave in a way our kids can be proud of and understand.
Have vision and go for it. Teach your kids the same. Give them the permission to be great.
Watch this video with your family each morning. Chat about it. Create dreams and vision. Create your echo!
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by Susan Dench -I just received this book, I cannot wait to read it. I love her style and I appreciate her candid truth telling ability to cut through all the BS! I will let you know my thoughts in a few days when I am finished with the read.
Raising Happiness: A mothers guide to your child’s success:
I loved this girls story. I am sure many of you will appreciate the past/present parenting skills as well. I learn so much each day from these amazing women. I am so pleased to introduce you to Christine Carter.
A sociologist and happiness expert at UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center, Christine Carter, Ph.D. is the author of RAISING HAPPINESS: 10 Simple Steps for More Joyful Kids and Happier Parents. Dr. Carter also writes a blog for Greater Good, which is syndicated on the Huffington Post and PsychologyToday.com. Carter has helped thousands of parents find more joy in their parenting while raising happy, successful and resilient kids. Known for her parenting and relationship advice, Carter draws on psychology, sociology, neuroscience, and uses her own chaotic and often hilarious real-world adventures as a mom to demonstrate the do’s and don’ts in action.
After receiving her B.A. from Dartmouth College where she was a Senior Fellow, Dr. Carter worked in marketing management and school administration, going on to receive her Ph.D. in sociology from UC Berkeley. Her first book, The Other Side of Silence, is one of the most frequently stolen books out of university libraries. Dr. Carter has been quoted in Women’s Health and Parenting magazines, the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, USA Today and dozens of other publications. She has appeared on the “Oprah Winfrey Show,” the “Rachael Ray Morning Show,” “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” “CBS Sunday Morning,” “ABC World News with Diane Sawyer,” and NPR.
Carter loves to speak to parents, grandparents, and teachers. She has been a key-note speaker at hundreds of schools and professional groups. In 2010, she received an award from the Council on Contemporary Families for her outstanding science-based reporting on family issues. Dr. Carter teaches parenting classes online throughout the year to a global audience on her website www.raisinghappiness.com.
