How money/current event smart are you?  Want to impress your kids AND have a fun way to introduce teaching topics to them in just normal conversation?  Then this podcast is designed just for you.  Take the quiz and see how savvy you really are!

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. 

Contract skills?  Sheesh.  You know it's a topic that needs introducing but you've never thought about how and what.  In this podcast, you will learn 5 contract concepts and more importantly, how to cleverly introduce this entire topic to your "nearly grown" child.  Teaching this can be easy, fun, and well, a great thing to start your child on now while you still can.  So go on the contract scavenger hunt with us.  You'll be glad you did. 

In just one hour - even this very weekend - you can teach your "almost grown" child skills/wisdom they will need from now on.  When you narrow focus and concentrate on specific teaching points, you'll be surprised at what you can cover - from debt purchase decisions, to safety devices, to vehicle accident procedures.  This podcast shows you how to use that hour and get that knowledge transfer well on it's way from you to your child.  

Whether you have a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior in High School, if they are headed to college, should they join a sorority or fraternity?  What should be considered?  This podcast is devoted to the sorority decision.  Yes, No, What, How and More - from a Mom's perspective.  From practical advice to what I told my kids, you will finish listening knowing much more than when you started.  

The art of negotiating.  It’s always bugged me that they call it an “art”.  To survive in this world with limited resources and limited time, it isn’t “art”, it’s a crucial skill.  Not only that, it’s a skill that we parents can begin introducing our “almost grown” kids to NOW so as they get older, it gets easier to do.  Join me for a podcast I just recorded that teaches parents how to start teaching that negotiation skill. When you break it down into small steps, it’s not intimidating.  (Link mentioned in Episode:  www.jellygeneration.com/brag)

5 Statistics and examples to help you with your parenting framework in the last "at home" season with your child.  You make decisions large and small every day for your child.  Use these statistics and human gems of wisdom to help make those decisions even smarter.  

With a turn of phrase and a plan, your child can improve heir people skills to prepare them for life after your home.  Translation?  People skills help self-confidence, leadership, and yes, networking.  In this quick, 6-minute podcast, you will learn an easy teaching method to help your child level up these skills.  Link mentioned:  https://www.jellygeneration.com/brag

If ever there was a critical skill we all need - especially our "almost grown and out-the-door kids" - it's networking.  Part of networking is the art of starting conversations.  Our kids need to be taught this skill.  As parents we can help our kids master this.  Whether introvert or extrovert, principles of engaging in meaningful conversation matters.  Need a way for your child to practice this skill?  This podcast is for you.  

You have the tools.  You have the will.  All you need is the "what" and the "how" to get moving on teaching your child some of those last lessons they need before they exit into the concrete jungle of life.  In this podcast you will hear a simple and effective way to begin tackling those lessons.  Yes, with just 5 minutes a week you can start moving that teaching needle.  Show Notes:  Why Asking Questions is a POWER MOVE for your "Nearly Grown".