Adulting Is Hard, They Say...

About this episode

The episode discusses how parents can better prepare their teens and young adults for the challenges of adulthood.

Adulting is hard. This is a phrase I keep hearing from young adults. I actually don't think it's that adulting is hard. I think it's more likely that us parents have been making life so easy and comfortable for our kids, whether by providing all the conveniences that we can afford OR even by our lack of preparing them adequately for the things that await them in adulthood. In this episode we discuss four ways you can help your teen or young adult have a more successful transition to adulthood. It won't be easy, but it will be worth it! After listening, let me know what thoughts come to mind and how you plan to implement some of these ideas in parenting your teen or young adult. Also, go ahead and send along any issues or topics you'd like me to discuss in future episodes. You can reach me directly at ksue@ksuesweeney.com or at any of the social platforms listed below. Also, don't forget to rate and review this podcast and then share this episode with someone else you know that would find it helpful. I so appreciate your kindness. Finally, if you would like to have more inspiration delivered weekly to your inbox, join my newsletter and get that extra edge you need to start your…

People in this episode

Host: Kara-Sue Sweeney

Topics covered

• adulting
• parenting
• transition to adulthood
• young adults
• life skills

Keywords

• adulting
• parenting
• young adults
• life skills
• transition
• success
• preparation

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: SHERO Mom Newsletter

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