Like most teens are today, I struggled in ways that felt invisble to everyone but me. It seemed like the only measure of my success that people were meant to care about was school. As long as I get good grades I'm fine, right?

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Well I got the good grades all throughout high school, but I also had:

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• Issues with making friend who I actually liked

• Challenges finding outside of school hobbies that I was passionate about

• Social anxiety

• Confidence problems with my body image and weight

• Trouble opening up to people. 

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I'll never know what it's like to be a teen in this day and age when all of the above issues are just compounded by pressures driven by social media, apps, and the age of false connection.

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Couple all of this with the fact that my dad didn't have the tools to help me through any of this. For the vast majority of my childhood, he wasn't emotionally present because of the challenges he was facing. It wasn't his fault. And I did have my mom. But had he been able to even check in every now again, my childhood/teenage years would've been different. 

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Either way, for my father, for myself, for you and your teen, blame isn't helpful. You're here now. You have the opportunity to see if coaching and this way of creating transformation in your life is for you. Click that button below to book a call to discuss coaching.