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The Book You Wish Someone Gave You at 15
Basic life stuff. Handling money. Talking to people. Planning for the future. Managing emotions. DBT strategies. Tools for dealing with stress and tough feelings.
What if your teen had a clear plan for becoming an adult before they're suddenly expected to figure it all out on their own?
Most teens aren't lazy or careless. They've got a lot going on, they haven't been shown how to handle it, and there's pressure coming from every direction. School taught them algebra... but not how to keep their cool, manage their money, or figure out what actually matters to them.
That's exactly what this workbook is for.
Absolutely Everything a Teen Should Know is a no-nonsense guide packed with practical skills, emotional tools, and confidence boosters, all to help teens approach adulthood feeling more in control and less lost.
Here's a quick look at what they'll get:
? Deal with stress and frustration before it gets out of hand with a calming method that therapists and even pro athletes use
? Stop putting things off using a goal-setting approach that actually makes finishing tasks feel good
? Handle rejection, embarrassment, and peer pressure without shutting down or snapping
? Learn the basics of money like saving, budgeting, and spending smart
? Improve friendships and relationships by learning how to set boundaries, read people's reactions, and say "no" without feeling bad
? Find out what they're good at and turn that into a college choice or job path that actually fits
? Navigate arguments, criticism, and tough talks without freezing up or faking it
? Stay steady in stressful moments using tools based on DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)
? Build simple daily routines that support mental health, cut down on screen overload, and help them actually move forward
Each chapter is short, visual, and simple to follow so even if your teen loses focus, they can still find what they need and put it to use right away.
What makes this different from all the other teen "life skills" books out there?
???? It's 7 books in 1: life skills, future planning, money, communication, mental health, and more
????? Packed with real-life examples, useful tools, and things they can actually do right now
???? Written in a way that clicks with how teens think and speak today
???? Includes worksheets, reflection prompts, and skips the unnecessary stuff
Even if your teen isn't into reading or rolls their eyes at anything "self-help," this book gets through to them.
The chapters are short, the language is clear, and the examples are real and the tools in here actually work.
And the best part? This stuff actually sticks. The strategies, visuals, and activities are made to help teens take control and make real progress.
Whether your teen's doing great, going through a rough patch, has a different way of learning, or is still figuring it all out, this book gives them a way to move forward with more direction and confidence.
