The Tough Twenties series continues with a discussion of skills to work on to be ready for adulthood, a mindset shift for parents and young adults, and how to foster connection and friendships rather than competition.
Resource:
In this episode, I share about my "Ready for Adulthood Checklist"
Listener Question:
This week I give my response to this listener question, which was submitted on my survey:
"How to see school/work/social gatherings as a common ground of building friendship rather than a competition of who is better (performance, looks, etc.)"
Get in touch:
Submit an anonymous topic request or question for the series
Download my "Ready for Adulthood Checklist"
Related:
Ep. 127: The New Adolescence with Christine Carter, Ph.D.
[ENCORE] Ep. 159: The Social Dilemma
Why Summer Camp May be the Secret to a Longer Life
Ep. 171: Julie Lythcott-Haims talks about YOUR TURN: How to be an Adult
Ep. 170: Adulting with Emma Liberman
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