Evan Sanchez says household tension with adult children usually comes from unspoken expectations. He proposes a living agreement, a document the family creates together to set how they'll live as adults under one roof. It only works if parents go first and show vulnerability.
If you have an adult child living at home right now and there's a lot of tension in the household, then I want you to come to my workshop at 7 PM Eastern tonight. Why? Because when they move back home, no one told them that the expectations had to change. And that's exactly what we're going to discuss at 7 PM Eastern tonight. We're going to workshop what I call a living agreement. It's a living agreement because it talks about how you're going to live together And it's also a living, breathing document that you work with them on. But the only way it works is if you're vulnerable and you make the first move. So if you need to reduce the tension in your household, come to the workshop, 7 PM Eastern tonight, and you'll be glad you did. Link is somewhere around the video. See you then.
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