It is often said that teenagers are the future of tomorrow.
Growing up isn’t easy, but with the help of the right guidance and support, young adults can learn to navigate through this awkward time and come out on the other side as a highly effective adult. If we want our growing teens at home to be highly effective, then firstly they should be empowered as young adults by reminding them that it is perfectly normal to make mistakes. If and when your
teenager gets off course, help them navigate the treacherous waters of adolescence. The best way to navigate them is through literary and personal experiences and hopefully, teenagers can learn to love themselves and ultimately discover the effective adult waiting underneath the surface. As a parent/guardian you need to jump-off or take an extra mile for your growing teens to bridge that gap and connect with them by giving them the tools to shape a world that they can be proud of!
Teenage years are some of the most important and greatest moments in someone’s life. Even after a hundred years, many people still look back at who they were when they were young and remember those days. The memories may not be vivid, but the memory fragments are worth putting a smile on an elderly person.
Teenage years have been associated with experimental years. Hence, it is the time when you acknowledge the fact that it is okay if our growing teens make mistakes, for they have a future ahead of them to rectify those mistakes.
Sometimes, the future looks bleak for teenagers. What hinders teenagers is negative thinking.
They always have an excuse for not doing something – citing past bad experiences or what
happened to someone else. Teenagers must face tomorrow with a positive frame of mind and we are responsible for helping teenagers to be the future and be prepared to fight and head towards success. At this point in time, it is important that our youth look within themselves and decide where they want to be in life. Things don’t just happen; someone has to work hard, and the hard work should start as early as possible. And to begin the journey, what could be better than this quarantine period?
As people face the uncertainty of the future, the most important thing is to focus on today and what one can see. One must be determined to go all the way, even if it means cutting through a desert. Perseverance is the key to success. It conquers obstacles, sometimes, without fighting them.
So help your teenager at home to be ready and prepared to take whatever life throws at them. Empower them with motivating words such as, ‘if life throws bricks and concrete blocks at you, build a wall or bridge. If it throws plants, flowers, and trees; then make a beautiful garden. Never give up. Keep on pushing. Keep on knocking on the doors. Keep on climbing the mountains. Keep on dreaming. One day, you will live the dream.’ When such statements are quoted repeatedly, it reinforces a positive attitude in a teenager which results in building their confidence and self-esteem. This way you are enlightening the leader in your growing teen and developing their leadership skills too.
Leadership is an important skill for students in middle and high school. While they continue to hone their leadership style throughout university and their careers, students can benefit from gaining an early understanding of what makes a great leader and what holds someone back from becoming a respected leader.
Growing up isn’t easy, but with the help of the right guidance and support, young adults can learn to navigate through this awkward time and come out on the other side as a highly effective adult. If we want our growing teens at home to be highly effective, then firstly they should be empowered as young adults by reminding them that it is perfectly normal to make mistakes. If and when your
teenager gets off course, help them navigate the treacherous waters of adolescence. The best way to navigate them is through literary and personal experiences and hopefully, teenagers can learn to love themselves and ultimately discover the effective adult waiting underneath the surface. As a parent/guardian you need to jump-off or take an extra mile for your growing teens to bridge that gap and connect with them by giving them the tools to shape a world that they can be proud of!
Teenage years are some of the most important and greatest moments in someone’s life. Even after a hundred years, many people still look back at who they were when they were young and remember those days. The memories may not be vivid, but the memory fragments are worth putting a smile on an elderly person.
Teenage years have been associated with experimental years. Hence, it is the time when you acknowledge the fact that it is okay if our growing teens make mistakes, for they have a future ahead of them to rectify those mistakes.
Sometimes, the future looks bleak for teenagers. What hinders teenagers is negative thinking.
happened to someone else. Teenagers must face tomorrow with a positive frame of mind and we are responsible for helping teenagers to be the future and be prepared to fight and head towards success. At this point in time, it is important that our youth look within themselves and decide where they want to be in life. Things don’t just happen; someone has to work hard, and the hard work should start as early as possible. And to begin the journey, what could be better than this quarantine period?
As people face the uncertainty of the future, the most important thing is to focus on today and what one can see. One must be determined to go all the way, even if it means cutting through a desert. Perseverance is the key to success. It conquers obstacles, sometimes, without fighting them.
So help your teenager at home to be ready and prepared to take whatever life throws at them. Empower them with motivating words such as, ‘if life throws bricks and concrete blocks at you, build a wall or bridge. If it throws plants, flowers, and trees; then make a beautiful garden. Never give up. Keep on pushing. Keep on knocking on the doors. Keep on climbing the mountains. Keep on dreaming. One day, you will live the dream.’ When such statements are quoted repeatedly, it reinforces a positive attitude in a teenager which results in building their confidence and self-esteem. This way you are enlightening the leader in your growing teen and developing their leadership skills too.
Leadership is an important skill for students in middle and high school. While they continue to hone their leadership style throughout university and their careers, students can benefit from gaining an early understanding of what makes a great leader and what holds someone back from becoming a respected leader.
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