by Sheila du Plessis | Nov 13, 2020 | emotional independence, General, planning for future, problem solvers, Uncategorized
When you know your strengths and focus on these you are heading into Emotional Independence. Too often people in Emotional Dependence may struggle to carry out some acts or tasks because their thoughts may be irrationally affected by unwanted emotions. Make sure you...
by Sheila du Plessis | Nov 11, 2020 | choices and actions, emotional independence, General, planning for future, Uncategorized, young adults
We all come across different people daily. Emotionally independent people need to consider being a friend to the emotionally dependent people where possible. You will be able to do this with the assistance of my two new books. It is not your responsibility to change...
by Sheila du Plessis | Dec 21, 2018 | General, Parenting teens, sensible families
Parents, please remember to be specific and clear about what you want your children/teenagers to remember in their future. It will be easier to influence children/teenagers in the way they should go than to try and change set-ways in adult children. Children/teenagers...
by Sheila du Plessis | Dec 11, 2018 | General, Parenting teens, planning for future, problem solvers
Parents, please equip your children/teenagers to become excellent problem-solvers. They are going to often be faced with problems. A good problem-solver will be noticed especially as they become young adults. They need to understand that difficulties are more common...
by Sheila du Plessis | Jul 31, 2018 | choices and actions, confident teenagers, Emotional upheaval, freedom from conflict, General, planning for future, sensible families, Uncategorized, young adults
Parents have a certain amount of knowledge and experience of life and rearing their children/teenagers. There is, however, no harm in using additional material to enhance what information they have attained. Sometimes parents may feel indifferent about attaining...
