How to Help Your Single Young Adult Child, an Interview with Julie Balkman

Episode 104 - How to Help Your Single Young Adult Child, an Interview with Julie BalkmanYoung adults are staying single longer than they did just a decade or two ago. Most people I coach have at least one child who they thought would be married by now. I’ve noticed most parents don’t know what to do to help their child move on into full-fledge adulthood and progress in their life. Julie Balkman is a certified life coach who specializes in helping young adults (single and married) with self discovery, life-planning & decision making, relationships with self, others, and God. She is known for helping people get out of the dating game and into a real relationship that lasts.  She talks in this episode about what parents can do, and can stop doing, that will help their single young adult child. To contact Julie:IG: lifecoach.julieWebsite: juliebalkmancoaching.com Sign up for the next masterclass: How to Positively Influence the People You LoveWednesday, August 30, 2:00 Mountain TimeYou’ll learn:1.       How to get someone to really listen to you.2.       Why you can’t think of what you want to say when you’re in the moment, but you can think of everything you want to say 2 hours later.3.       How to begin creating a relationship with psychological safety4.       The one place you can begin that will have the greatest impact on your ability to influence others.CLICK HERE to register<br/><br/><br/><br/>Are you the parent of a young adult? Were you surprised when you got to this stage of life that it’s harder to be the parent of a young adult than the parent of a teenager? I sure was. Here’s the thing – you can’t parent your young adult the same way your parents did. If you try to do that, you could do some real damage to your relationship with them. <br/><br/>If this is you, I have a free training for you: <br/><br/> “10 Important Tips to Improve Your Relationship with Your Young Adult.” <br/><br/>Click here to download your free copy<br/><br/>You'll be surprised at some of these tips, and you'll feel like you finally have a road map to navigate this tricky time in your life and your child's life.