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"It's a rare thing to find such an innovative and inspirational book all rolled into one." -- Larry King, author of How to Talk to Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere
"This book will prepare teens to handle the pressure and make the right universal big decisions right now." -- Peyton Manning, quarterback, Indianapolis Colts, two-time NFL MVP
"From one mother to another, I highly recommend that if you want a better future for your teens, you must have them read this book!" -- Candace Lightner, founder, Mothers Against Drunk Driving
"This book will prepare teens to handle the pressure and make the right universal big decisions right now." -- Peyton Manning, quarterback, Indianapolis Colts, two-time NFL MVP
"From one mother to another, I highly recommend that if you want a better future for your teens, you must have them read this book!" -- Candace Lightner, founder, Mothers Against Drunk Driving
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In his bestselling The 6 Most Important Decisions You'll Ever Make, Sean Covey showed teenagers how to make wise decisions about the biggest issues in their lives. He identified 6 major topics that all teens have to face on a regular basis -- school, friends, parents, dating & sex, addiction, and self-worth. Teens are under incredible pressure to make good and responsible choices, but it can be difficult to decide what those choices are. At school, at home, and everywhere in between, decisions about these matters shape who a teenager is -- and who he or she will become.
In this companion workbook, readers will get the chance to get down and dirty with the principles in The 6 Most Important Decisions You'll Ever Make. Filled with activities, conversation starters, and thought-provoking exercises, this workbook will get teens thinking about how their decision making affects their lifestyles, their priorities, and their futures. Covey gives readers the opportunity to practice applying those lessons in real-world contexts so that they can be better prepared for the challenging moments that lie ahead.
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I have a 13 year old. He is reading 7 Habits of highly Effective Teens. This will be next in conjunction with the workbook. I think for the right teens these types of books are helpful. Mine is very cerebral and thoughtful.
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OUTSTANDING workbook by a great author, based on the 7Habits for Teens !LIFE IMPORTANT topics written for teens and young adults !!
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I volunteer for Junior Achievement and use this book as additional source material. Well organized. Great addition to the book
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I might add that the book does not present reasons or logic. Instead, it states things and expects the reader to take it at face value and accept it without question. This is not healthy in the least; even if it seems like a good way to get someone to not engage in 'undesirable' behavior (and before concluding that behavior is undesirable, one should take a good long look at their reasons why) it only takes away basic reasoning skills until they become a mindless absorber of whatever is told to them.As a teen, I say this to parents thinking of getting this book: Do not get it. Instead, talk to them, or give them information that does not talk down and patronize them. We deserve respect, and deserve to be treated as reasoning adults. We deserve facts, logic, and evidence, not just blanket statements stemming from knee-jerk reactions. |
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