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Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://lnkd.in/gB6GNDV8

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://lnkd.in/gB6GNDV8

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://lnkd.in/gB6GNDV8

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://bit.ly/48zVLBx

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://lnkd.in/gB6GNDV8

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://bit.ly/3TsonYE

Here's my blog post about the 5 ways to work on launching your kids into adulthood! CHASE-your kids: Launching Young Adults Into Adulthood - Intentional Arrows https://bit.ly/4g4GpKn

September is HERE! And we're already back in school or prepping to do so. Check out our latest blogs for some tips and tricks to help make your school year a bit easier this time around.

In this episode, Greg and Nathan dive into the realm of relationships between parents and children. This is a two parter where next week they will talk about the dynamic between parents, children, and teachers. Check it out and let us know what you think. 

Can I ask for 2 seconds of help? I believe every child needs to feel seen, valued, and known to grow up emotionally healthy. It is something Robyn Campbell taught me years ago, and since then I've found evidence it's true talking to children, reading research, and listening to the lived experience of adults. We're making it Fawn's creed, but wording is a tricky thing. So, I could use your help. Which wording do you connect with most? No need to think it through, just read both, sense which one connects intuitively, and comment 'a' or 'b'. Option 1) Fawn: every child should feel seen, valued, and known Option 2) Fawn: feel seen, valued, and known thank you!! 🙏