The Art Of Parenting Adult Children

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A few months back, we asked our community about what some of the toughest things about being a parent are. Many of you said that watching your child make decisions that hurt them is the number one hardest thing about parenthood.

After all, a parent’s job is to protect their kids. But that looks a lot different when they are five compared to 35. In this episode of The Dani Johnson Show, we are talking through the art of being a parent to adult children.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

• How other parents have navigated this season of life, and what their results were.
• When to have those tough conversations, how to have them, and when to stay out of it.
• That sometimes your child actually has better sense than you might think.

Additional Resources:

First Steps To Wealth- Dani’s free E-book that breaks down exactly how she overcame her horrific obstacles and applied a few surprising techniques that took her from broke, homeless cocktail waitress to multi-millionaire entrepreneur, best-selling author, radio host and family woman.

Grooming The Next Generation For Success- This home study program empowers you with the skills and strategies to raise honorable, respectful and successful kids. You will learn to motivate your children, activate their strengths and minimize their weaknesses.

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