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Survival Guide for Teens
A Simple Guide to Self-Discovery, Social Skills, Money Management and All the Most Essential Life Sk
Emily CarterSeries: Life Skill Handbooks(0)
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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.The life skills school never taught-before your teen needs them.
What if the hardest parts of growing up came with instructions?
Money. Friendships that shift overnight. A body and brain that won't sit still. A future everyone keeps asking about. Being a teenager is hard-and hardest for the ones who actually care how their life turns out.
Adulthood doesn't have to be brutal. The difference between teens who thrive and teens who flounder comes down to knowledge and mindset-not talent or luck.
Here's the truth: your teen isn't behind. Nobody ever taught them. School covered the Civil War, not credit scores. The skills that decide the next ten years get left to chance, and chance is a terrible teacher.
With over a decade in education and parenting, Emily Carter hands your 12–19 year old the map-the skills adulthood demands, learned now instead of the hard way later.
Inside, your teen will discover:
• Why compound interest at 16 beats starting at 30-by a fortune.
• The credit score mistake nobody spots until a loan gets denied.
• How to set a boundary with a friend without losing the friendship.
• Seven exercises that answer "who am I?" without an identity crisis.
• The résumé move that gets a teen with no experience hired anyway.
• What networking actually means at 17-and why it isn't awkward.
• Habits that stick, built the smart way instead of the willpower way.
• The health basics-sleep, food, stress, saying no-nobody spells out.
No jargon. No lecturing. No adult talking down-just the essentials, explained the way a smart older sibling would.
Picture your teen a year from now: first paycheck in hand, knowing exactly what to do with it. Handling the hard conversation instead of ghosting it.
Even if they think they've got it figured out. Even if they've never finished a book before. Even if you've had this talk a hundred times.
Give them the head start you wish you'd had. Start listening today.
What if the hardest parts of growing up came with instructions?
Money. Friendships that shift overnight. A body and brain that won't sit still. A future everyone keeps asking about. Being a teenager is hard-and hardest for the ones who actually care how their life turns out.
Adulthood doesn't have to be brutal. The difference between teens who thrive and teens who flounder comes down to knowledge and mindset-not talent or luck.
Here's the truth: your teen isn't behind. Nobody ever taught them. School covered the Civil War, not credit scores. The skills that decide the next ten years get left to chance, and chance is a terrible teacher.
With over a decade in education and parenting, Emily Carter hands your 12–19 year old the map-the skills adulthood demands, learned now instead of the hard way later.
Inside, your teen will discover:
• Why compound interest at 16 beats starting at 30-by a fortune.
• The credit score mistake nobody spots until a loan gets denied.
• How to set a boundary with a friend without losing the friendship.
• Seven exercises that answer "who am I?" without an identity crisis.
• The résumé move that gets a teen with no experience hired anyway.
• What networking actually means at 17-and why it isn't awkward.
• Habits that stick, built the smart way instead of the willpower way.
• The health basics-sleep, food, stress, saying no-nobody spells out.
No jargon. No lecturing. No adult talking down-just the essentials, explained the way a smart older sibling would.
Picture your teen a year from now: first paycheck in hand, knowing exactly what to do with it. Handling the hard conversation instead of ghosting it.
Even if they think they've got it figured out. Even if they've never finished a book before. Even if you've had this talk a hundred times.
Give them the head start you wish you'd had. Start listening today.
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