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Hey Parents,

Is it possible for your daughter to stop comparing herself and create what SHE really wants?

Yes - that's the good news.

However, I'm hearing A LOT from my private coaching clients that the vast majority of teenage girls are in need of simple, actionable solutions to create:

• a stronger sense of self
• more happiness with who she is
• and true connections with her peers

Because there's a detrimental combination going on ...

comparison + assumptions = confidence killer

As parents, you know there's a natural curiosity to look around and assess yourself with others.

The challenge here, is that so many teenage girls are comparing themselves so deeply that they're losing the ability to discover who they are and what makes them happy.

And the excessive self-criticism and irrational thoughts are causing embarrassing, socially anxious symptoms, such as:

• upset stomach
• shaky voice
• difficulty talking
• blushing

If your daughter experiences a situation similar to this, chances are, she'll go back to looking for connection on-line, where the comparison trap re-starts this vicious cycle.\\xa0

And rather than telling your daughter, \\u201cyou\\u2019re just as smart, pretty or athletic as so-and-so.\\u201d

Grab the 3 Actionable Solutions, the work of two renowned authors and researchers, and give your daughter the tools she needs to create what SHE really wants.

Podcast Resources:

Dr. Susan David | Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change and Thrive in Work and Life

Dr. John Media | Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home and School

YouTube Video | Marie Forleo with Catherine Collautt, Ph.D. | 4 Steps to Overcome a Devastating Setback

Episode #20 Have You Figured Out Where Your Sweet Little Girl is Going? Two New Resources That\\u2019ll Help Ease Her Journey into Adulthood

Here's to cultivating a more resilient teen for all of life's adventures!