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Life Skill Course for Young Adults
Recently there has been a hashtag that is taking over social media. #Adulting. You see it everywhere. Young Adults posting about their day and how they are doing at being an adult.
​It's a tough, complicated world out there, but if our teenagers learn now how to navigate the basics of being an adult, they will have much more success and much less struggle than the people in the world that were never taught these skills.
​"Get It Together...Cultural and Practical Tips to be a Successful Adult" should be trending with #Adulting too because it is an easy to read yet all inclusive handbook teenagers need for navigating the new phase of life they will be going into soon that we all wanted when we were younger. This book encapsulates most of the important things that they will need to know.
Some topics covered in the book include...
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Finding Your Team
Find the best mentors to be on your team
Getting a Job
Finding a job and becoming a great interviewer
05
02
Traditional Values
Why honoring commitments is a value that will make you a great employee
Finances
Learn to manage your finances; bank accounts, credit cards, taxes and saving for the future
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03
Interacting with Others
How to pick friends and build and maintain your reputation
Renting an Apartment
and Having a Roommate
07
Learn how to be and find a great roommate
04
College
Getting into college and getting out of college without being in a lot of debt
08
Basics of Daily Living
How to cook for yourself, do laundry, and shop for yourself.
And much more!
The book includes fun and interesting exercises to prompt deeper consideration on a personal level about what was just presented.
This book is an easy read. It is informational and educational and created in a format that is easy to understand and put the lessons into action.
**This book also has a 100% money back guarantee!**
Tools Needed for
Day to Day Life
So many parents, teachers, counselors and coaches are having the conversation about how our children are not getting what they need from the school system in order to be independent and capable in real life. Sure, they are getting an education, but the element that is missing is how to handle day to day basics.
​"Get It Together...Cultural and Practical Tips to be a Successful Adult" is gaining enthusiasm in multiple K-12 school districts. These districts are piloting the program and giving positive reviews! Teachers that did not have this book previously are thankful that it is in print now as you can see from Mike Christie's statement below.
Mike is a former Junior Achievement Volunteer who spent hundreds of hours in the classroom teaching high school students. He also served as Board Chair for the Southwest Connecticut Chapter of JA for 3 years.
After reading Get It Together, Mike said; “If only I had this book to share with my students when I was teaching. The information is invaluable for young people who are struggling with what to do, and how to do it. This book would make an amazing course for high school students in their junior or senior year. And it would be a godsend for the teachers.”
If only I had this book to share with my students when I was teaching.
The information is invaluable for young people who are struggling with what to do, and how to do it.
The evidence is crystal clear - Get It Together is making a BIG impact not only on the lives of the young adults it touches, but on those who’ve chosen to help through mentoring them.
This book is designed to support parents in having those conversations with their children, to help teachers instruct their students and to help our children to grow up to be smart and independent adults that are capable of handling the new responsibilities that come along with this new role in life.
​The goal of the book is to teach our children how to take control of their life and learn to make good decisions. If they don't know how to do something and they feel silly asking someone to explain something basic, they won't learn. The book gives them permission to find the right people to support them that they are confident in and willing to get answers from.
