Are you a young person who is concerned about your future? Do you
wish you understood more about what goes on in school, in your
relationships and friendships, and in your own life? Do you ever
feel like other people make all of your decisions for you because
you don't have the knowledge and/or the strength to make decisions
for yourself? Are you someone who does well in school, but has no
idea what to do in your life or your career? Perhaps you are a
young person who answered 'yes' to all of the previous questions,
and you are interested in gaining the knowledge and insight that
will help you with everything. If you are like most young people,
you have had all of these questions in your mind at one time or
another. Since these questions are a lot to deal with, you may have
a good answer for one of them, but you are still missing the
answers for the others. A worse possibility is that you may have
none of these answers and you have told yourself that you will
figure it all out later. Worse than that, you may drift through
your life and never gain the understanding you need, accepting a
life that has less opportunity and less happiness than it should
really have. The truth is that your life has the potential for
great opportunity and happiness. Understanding yourself and the
people around you is the key to making good decisions and gaining
the opportunities and the happiness that result. Gaining the
understanding you need is much easier than you think. In
'Navigating the Awkward Years', Randall Horner provides the
knowledge and insight that you need to reach your best. After an
introductory chapter, the second chapter helps you to truly begin
to understand yourself based on your ownknowledge, beliefs, and
ideas, combined with your own attributes and gifts that lead you
toward your true goals and desires in life. The third chapter,
entitled 'How to Think', helps you to develop your own decision
making processes based on whether or not a decision fits with who
you really are. This builds decision making structure which can
help make many decisions in advance of a situation that might
otherwise be ruled by peer pressure or emotions. The remaining
chapters cover subjects such as dating, relationships, sex, gaining
the most from classes, handling disappointment and criticism, high
school sports, and how to build your own advisory staff. The common
thread to each chapter is that any decision that is needed can be
made based on who you really are and whether or not the decision
fits with your true goals and desires. Although this book is short
compared to many others, it is long on insight and knowledge that
can impact your life in a very positive way. You will have what you
need for successfully 'Navigating the Awkward Years'.
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