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Leadership Moment — Talking to Teenagers

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As a par­ent, you need to have an inten­tional plan about how you are going to raise your kids — espe­cially when they hit the teenage years. Watch as Daniel gives some advice on how to talk to your teenagers.

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(6 Responses to “Leadership Moment — Talking to Teenagers”)

  1. Michael Nichols says:
    February 28, 2012 at 5:14 am

    Good thoughts Daniel! While we still have a few years before Madi­son is a teen, we began “talk­ing to her like an adult” when she began talk­ing. Since then, we’ve devel­oped numer­ous ways for her to lead her­self and oth­ers — she’ll be 7 next month. This sum­mer we get to start over with a boy!

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  2. John Gallagher says:
    March 3, 2012 at 1:45 pm

    Daniel,
    Great tim­ing and I WAS at that ses­sion at the Experiece…and I STILL mess up!! Boy, if I am teach­ing them how to com­mu­ni­cate as they are grow­ing up, I have had a tough month. But, I still have a few years to get it right. It ill fly by, though.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    • Daniel Harkavy says:
      March 6, 2012 at 10:19 am

      We all make those mis­takes John. Ask for for­give­ness, learn and keep par­ent­ing with intentionality!

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  3. Fernando Almeida says:
    March 7, 2012 at 5:56 am

    Daniel, you are so right. I would only change one word in your good advice that in my case as been key. It’s not as much tak­ing to them as young adults — but talk WITH them as young adults. I think they react more against us when we tell them what to do or not do, but it works bet­ter as we talk through issues with them.

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