Join me in welcoming Lynda Harlos. Lynda is the mother of a domestic trafficked daughter. She shares what she learned so your teens and college students don't become victims.

Your relationship with your child and your partner has a significant impact on the success of your child. In this interview, Riana gives us some things to look for to identify if your child is having problems and some parenting strategies to help.

Professional organizer, Julie Coraccio, explains how decluttering can help you and your teen stay organized with college admissions and scholarships.

Interview with Jason Brown, author of Margin Matters: How to Live on a Simple Budget & Crush Debt Forever, and, IT IS POSSIBLE!: How I Earned Two Debt-Free Degrees...and How You Can, Too. Jason's books will help you and your teens live their best financial life.

I’m excited to have Dr. William H. Koenecke with us today. He is going to talk to us about his top ten suggestions on how to study smarter, not harder. 

Use Notecards

Create your own practice tests

Cornell Note Taking System

To-Do List-Order of priority

Keep a Notebook with key points

Book: Write Well, Write Now

Email - [email protected]

Website & Blog - www.writewellrightnow.org

Gift for you!

Email Dr. Koenecke for this resource: How to read a textbook chapter more efficiently.

Critical Thinking! This is "Critical" to day-to-day living for adults, but for decades this important course has not been taught in colleges or high schools. Check out my interview with Ian Foster, J.D. about his FREE training for teens and adults next week!

Go here to register!

https://personalempowerment.mykajabi.com/a/43402/x8YY6VoK

Meaningful communication and parenting with intention. Melanie Studer is the founder of Parenting High Schoolers, where she shares ideas for parents of teens, mom self-care, resources, insights, and inspiration for you as you travel this road called life. She's a wife, mom of 3 great kids in their teens and early 20s, educator, speaker, and parenting mentor. Join us as we talk about raising teens.

A Fairytale Fortune for College is my story of how the Cracking the Code to Free College strategy came about. I didn't set out to build something I could share with the world. No. That came much later. I only wanted to save my own children from the burden of college debt. When friends, and friends-of-friends, learned that my two homeschooled kids attended college on 17 scholarships and essentially got paid to go to college, they began emailing and texting me, asking how I did it. I realized that this strategy is too valuable to keep to myself. "College doesn't have to be a debt sentence,"

What do families need to consider when it comes to college costs? Get some insight in this interview with Candice Bakx-Friesen.

More than 80% of college students change their college major at least once. More than 60% change 3 times! You can prevent that wasted time and tens of thousands of dollars by listening to this episode of Debt Free Degree. Greg and Beth Langston have a unique background and approach to helping your teen determine what they should be doing with their life.