Click Image To Visit Site Do you struggle with teen motivation? If you are a Parent of a Teenager about 15 years of age or older that you want to get through high school… or constantly reminding him (or her) to do homework… the few minutes it takes to read this web page could save you months… maybe even years of needless frustration …
Getting your teenager through school to graduation is the challenge you and every parent faces. How to accomplish teen motivation is every parent’s question and concern. Watching your teenagers grow up and getting them through school can be a very trying process. You’ve probably wondered from time to time why on earth you have to keep on repeating yourself to them over and over…
If you are a frustrated parent of one or more teenagers you are trying to get through school, I want you to STOP RIGHT NOW and ask yourself something:
Are you giving lectures… or yelling at them to stop playing video games and do their homework… or making threats…all in an effort to Motivate Them?
Sure you might get some relief here and there. But nobody responds well to this kind of strategy of threats and intimidation and your teenagers need to give you the respect you deserve as their parents. They’re going to try and test you at every turn… put you in a mental and emotional straightjacket… bungle your household budget with endless requests for this thing or that gadget… and generally make your life miserable. Why? Because you’ve given them all of the wrong messages with your lame approach to parenting them at this most crucial time in their young lives!
Listen, if you’re approaching your teenagers in this day and age with the same lame approach that has been used by parents for years on end…
or you have no idea what to say to them or how to say it because it might result in anger from your teenagers directed at you…
or feel that you have done your best to provide for your teenagers, yet they just don’t seem to understand what you are going through and have to deal with…
Teen motivation is not achieved by doing things such as yelling at them, giving lectures or making threats.
First of all realize You Are Not Alone. Many parents are challenged by their Teenagers during those critical years.
From what I’ve uncovered, just about every parent does a poor job in conveying the proper message to their teenagers at that crucial time in their lives. The result is struggle and frustration for them for years to come. It’s so stupid and unnecessary.
Your teenager will understand and accept the fact that if he wants to watch TV he has to finish his homework.
You did not threaten him by saying “you can’t” watch TV; rather you gave him the motivating freedom to choose by saying "after you finish your homework you can watch TV." It… Read more…
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