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Perfectionism: How To Defeat It, And How Not To Pass It On
I had a boyfriend once who called me “Miss P”. The boyfriend was just one of a series of Mr. Wrongs. But he was right about me. You see, the P stood for perfect, and I did all I could to present my… more →
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Perfectionism: How To Defeat It, And How Not To Pass It On
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sojercoach wrote 1 year ago: I had a boyfriend once who called me “Miss P”. The boyfriend was just one of a series of Mr. Wrongs … more →
HOW TO RAISE A SUCCESSFUL CHILD
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sojercoach wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a quiz. To raise a successful child, you should: a) reward him for getting good grades b) … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 10: Nourish Independence
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: There Comes a Point When Parents Must Step Back and Allow Our Teenagers to Handle Some Things On The … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 9: Promote Responsible Behavior
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: Begin with the end in mind. The goal of child-rearing is to send a confident, responsible, independ … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 8: Show Appreciation
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: Catch your teen doing something right, and tell him so. You don’t need to, and probably shouldn’t, … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 7: Teach Your Teen About Hijack
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: Because of their still-developing emotional management skills, teens are even more likely than adult … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 5: Acknowledge & Validate
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: There are few feelings as wonderful as the feeling of being deeply understood by another. When your … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 4: Be Flexible, Consistent & Patient
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sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: Treat Your Teen Like A Respected Employee Suppose that in the last scenario, your son, who is in hi … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 3: Commands Don't Work, Agreements Do
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: One way to show your child respect is to avoid telling him what to do. It rarely works anyway, and … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 2: Respect Is The Key To Open Communications
sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: Show Your Teenager Respect. This step is crucial for your child’s development as a responsible and c … more →
COACHING SKILLS FOR PARENTS OF TEENS Part 1: Why Coaching Works To Create Open, Positive Communications Between Parent & Teen
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sojercoach wrote 2 years ago: If you are the parent of a teenager you may wonder how the pleasant, cooperative child you remember … more →
