Evan Sanchez teaches parents of stuck young adults three skills: showing up with the right energy, asking effective questions, and letting them take responsibility. He says consistent, intentional parenting creates a ripple effect that changes their behavior.
Hey everyone. So as I mentioned last week, I launched my new online video course. And what's really different about this course is that it's helping parents who have young adults who are procrastinating and not finding their dream job. And what's really different about this course is that it's teaching parents how to show up with the right energy, how to ask the right questions in those crucial conversations, and how to enable their young adult to grow. So those are the key things that I teach in this course. And I know the information in this course works because I've seen it in my clients. I've seen it in people that I've been coaching for the last year. And when they show up differently, their young adults show up differently. I've also experienced this in my own life. I'm showing up way differently than I did a year ago. And my kids are showing up differently in the best way possible. So that's what this course teaches is how to show up with a proper energy. And the reason why you should trust me is because I've been doing this for almost a year now, and I've just seen it again and again and again. If you show up differently in your environment, everybody around you shows up differently as well. So if you'd like to get my course, the link is in the bio. You can click there. If you have any questions, feel free to DM me and I'll be happy to respond. And I'll see you in the next video.
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