<p>Does your "almost grown" child stop cold at new challenges, projects or opportunities?  No surprise if they do because they are still more emotionally oriented than rational.  They need to know how to view and tackle new possibilities.  It isn't something usually taught - directly - but it should.  Discover "how-to-framework"  in this podcast. </p>

Does your "almost grown" child stop cold at new challenges, projects or opportunities? No surprise if they do because they are still more emotionally oriented than rational. They need to know how to view and tackle new possibilities. It isn't something usually taught - directly - but it should. Discover "how-to-framework" in this podcast.

<p>Does your "almost grown" child stop cold at new challenges, projects or opportunities?&nbsp; No surprise if they do because they are still more emotionally oriented than rational.&nbsp; They need to know how to view and tackle new possibilities.&nbsp; It isn't something usually taught - directly - but it should.&nbsp; Discover "how-to-framework"&nbsp; in this podcast.&nbsp;</p>

Does Your "Nearly Grown" Child say YES to opportunities?

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Your kids are about to "fly". Are they ready? What's left to teach? How can I finish strong with them? Finally, help for parents of young adults. Yes, you can make the most of the last season with them, and not be a helicopter parent!

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