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Simply saying the words you want your t(w)een to hear, or telling them they have to do something with a tone filled with conviction that you're 'right' will never lead to your them listening to you and becoming more confident or motivated.
You've got to take a different approach if you want them to develop the skills that foster self-drive.
Inside this episode I share the 3 things you must practice in order to get them to do what they need to do. These 3 things help you:

feel more in control
know how to approach them in ways that work
understand how to work with them to get them taking responsibility

Here's to your best year yet with your t(w)een! 
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Remember: NEVER underestimate the power you have as the parent. 
Time Codes
03:08 - Parenting Doesn’t Have to Be So Complicated05:03 - When Everything Starts Cracking—And What to Look For05:24 - The Real Reason Your Teen Won’t Listen or Cooperate09:12 - Why ‘Nice’ Still Backfires When You’re Forcing a Fix09:58 - How It Feels When Someone Tries to ‘Fix’ You—And Your Teen Feels It Too10:55 - Your Teen Feels Your Energy—Even If You Don’t Say a Word11:31 - Teens Listen After They Feel Heard—Not Before12:02 - Control Backfires—Teens Want to Co-Create Solutions12:25 - Three Keys to Getting Your Teen to Listen and Take Action
 
I'm grateful to be your Guide,
✨ Ashley
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