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…
Finding the Perfect Music Teacher
29/07/2011 By 4 Comments
So, your child wants to learn an instrument? The first thing I say to parents when I hear this is; “you should jump and down for joy!”. So now, begins your search for the perfect music teacher…
Why Teenagers Self-Sabotage
22/07/2011 By 6 Comments
In the last 40 years, extended families have shrunk into nuclear families that have now become real or virtual single parent families. For most teenagers, school, sports, music or other interests replaced the missing tribal bond. But for teenagers who did not make that connection, a mentor outside their regular circle of friends and family may be the best option to help them find their positive power and release their fears.
My Teenager is Failing! What Did I Do Wrong?
08/07/2011 By 12 Comments
I am an holistic life coach. A great deal of my work is with students about to completely fail their school year or young adults now living at home, playing video games all day, who have dropped out. So maybe it’s best to say that I am a turn-your-life-around coach.
In a Toxic World, ‘Dating’ Your Daughter Instills Valuable Lessons
16/06/2011 By 14 Comments
For those of you fathers out there who are lucky enough to have young daughters, know that the inevitable will come. At some point your sweet little nine-year-old girl will want to start dating boys, Noel Ocol writes in his debut column, Like Father, Like Daughters.
Teaching Kids Money Smarts
27/10/2010 By 1 Comment
Kids need to learn the value of money at an early stage in life and very little is being done to provide the information for kids and teens to develop the right financial habits, and both parents and teachers can help. VIDEO SERIES: How to teach your kids about money Providing your kids with an [...]
