Parents, this episode is for you.  What is your child's behavioral superpower? We have all done personality assessments as adults in the workplace.  Why do we not do this type of self-awareness building as teens to understand our own potential and to help manage differences with others?  Donna Peters interviews Kenyatta Turner of FreedomEmpireConsulting.   Kenyatta helps young people ages 12 and up understand their unique behavioral fingerprint.  She also involves their community of parents and educators to give all parties a common language for understanding and communicating their individual superpowers.  Kenyatta helps young people answer "What are my innate, instinctual behaviors, and how can I harness those behaviors as superpower strengths?"Kenyatta's Core Values are Freedom and Developing Others.Kenyatta Turner offers a free Discovery Session for listeners who Text PODCAST to the number: 5204853361Check out other episodes such as:Perseverance: Embracing the Cards You're DealtDon't Mistake Kindness for WeaknessManaging Your Personal FearEmbrace the Hard ThingsServant LeadershipThe Innovation Ninja Shares His PowersStorytelling with a C-Suite LeaderThink Like a CFO: Dollar Scholar Shines a Lights at a Dark TimeImprov Can Improve Your Work and PlayHow to Have a Growth MindsetDo You Know Your Core Values?Build Your Personal Board of DirectorsA CEO Gets Real About Real LifeCreating the Culture You Want to Live InShape the Future You WantOptions Are PowerThank you for joining us in The Me-Suite: a source of power for the life-minded.  Subscribe to the podcast.  Visit our blog and career coaching services.  Everyone needs a coach, especially at times like these.www.the-me-suite.comFB: @mesuiteLinkedIn: The Me-Suite

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