Parents of adult children often give advice that gets ignored. Instead, ask questions that help them figure out what they actually want and whether their life matches it. A 60-page PDF of reflective prompts helps them discover their own answers.
We want them to alignment in who they are and what they do. And that's really the key. So here are a few questions you can ask that will help uncover that. So this is just a taste. I actually have a whole PDF that's over 60 pages long that has a ton of reflective prompts that can help your adult child. Figure out what they want to do and what's in alignment with them. So if you're interested in that, I'll put a link down below and you can check it out. But another thing I did want to note here is don't give them advice. Do not tell them what to do. They're not going to do it because if it's not their idea, they do not have buy-in. So we have to phrase our questions in such a way that they actually have buy-in. And we do that with what questions?
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