Failure to Launch
Parenting Today's Teens
04/03/23
•20m
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Whether it's college, the military, trade school or working full-time, it's beneficial for both you and your teen to have a plan for what comes after high school. Otherwise, they might start feeling just a little bit TOO comfortable at home. In this episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd talk about why many teens today experience a "failure to launch," and how you can help them come up with a realistic plan to move forward in their lives. This is a great discussion, don't miss out! Want to be more involved in your teen's life? Check out the free e-course, "Five Ways to Stay Engaged With Your Teen," at parentingtodaysteens.thinkific.com/courses/five-ways-to-stay-engaged
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