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This calendar uses language that speaks to teens to deal with real teen issues. Each daily quote will teach teens how to feel more in control of their lives and future, and help launch them toward success.
Jay McGraw was tired of self-help books directed at teens that didn't actually talk to teens. He responded by writing the NewYork Times best-selling Life's Strategies for Teens, which not only spoke to teens, but in their own language. Based on his father Dr. Phillip C. McGraw's best-selling Life Strategies, Jay's book doesn't tell teens what to do or who to be, but rather how to live life best by using the Ten Life Laws and making the journey to adulthood more fulfilling.
This calendar, a reissue of the 2003 edition, deals with real teen issues such as popularity, peer pressure, ambition and ambivalence. It encourages teens to improve relationships with parents and siblings, teachers and friends. Using language that speaks to teens, each daily quote will teach teens how to feel more in control of their lives and future, and help launch them toward success.
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