The seventh step of an ongoing series of articles by Ken Rabow geared towards helping struggling teens find success by focusing on individual bliss. Read more…
The seventh step of an ongoing series of articles by Ken Rabow geared towards helping struggling teens find success by focusing on individual bliss. Read more…
There is something powerful about scratching out one old period of time and making room for what’s ahead. Here are New Year’s resolutions for parents and teens in Ken Rabow’s Life Coaching Outside the Box column.
During a recent trip, my husband and I were involved in the most enlightening conversation about eating habits with family and friends of ours
At some point in our childhood, we have had some negative incidents happen to us that have caused us to be self-limiting. These become tapes playing in our heads so often that we don’t even notice what they say anymore but they effect every decision we make. Once we can discover these subconscious beliefs, we can change the childhood tapes and we then become free to make healthy new choices.
So many young people today have too many temptations at their fingertips. Does that put them in danger? No.
No one sign is cause for alarm but put a few of them together and you are heading into “Skeeter territory”. This article is designed to show you the danger signs and help you steer clear of a total meltdown which could end up in school failures or much worse.
It’s 8:00 am. Your teen’s alarm has gone off at least 5 times and your knocks on the door have been responded to by grunts that could only be understood by prehistoric man. Its not the first time, nor the 21st time, truth is, you’ve lost count of how many times you have had the losing power struggle over getting them up and getting them to school. Where did it all go wrong? There are two answers to this question…
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