Do you see a big difference in yourself, your life, and your circumstances now than you did 20 or 30 years ago?

You might think that college-aged kids can’t yet contemplate worries and challenges on the same level as a 40+ year-old. But you might be surprised...

For the first time on the show, I’m interviewing one of my kids, along with two of her friends. And while nothing they said surprised me, I was intrigued to see the similarities between their struggles and those of older adults like my clients... and myself.

In this episode of Time to Level Up, you’ll learn how their lives and some of their challenges as 19-year-olds are similar to older adults. You’ll also hear how their experiences as college students and their perspective on being a better parent are similar to running a successful business.

2:40 - What’s a typical Tuesday like for RL, MG, and KM

7:46 - What can we older adults learn from how they spend their weekends?

12:34 - What happens after 10:30 on a weekend night?

16:22 - What advice do they have for parents about prepping their kids for college and life away from home?

21:36 - What are their challenges? (MG has an interesting one involving her parents)

26:39 - The relationship between parent and child and their thoughts about forming romantic relationships right now

32:11 - What do they find most worrying and stressful about life immediately after college?

39:41 - A little game and what MG, RL, and KM want to be remembered for many years from now

Mentioned In Better Parenting & Better Business: Parallels Between the Lives of Young and Older Adults

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