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BOOK DESCRIPTION
As a young adult, Dr. Paulson was a youth director working with teens. He learned quickly that if you’re not funny and authentic, teenagers will kill you! Luckily, he found a way to leverage his entertaining delivery, inspiring messages and empowering content that has connected with all ages. As a young psychologist, he conducted weekend seminars for UCLA Extension on Dealing with Difficult Children. As co-founder of the Assertion Training Institute, he conducted hundreds of CEU training programs for teachers on implementing Assertive Discipline in the classroom. Then, as a parent, he eventually had to deal with his own teenage son; word has it that both survived, even thrived.
As his son Sean went through his teen years, his father and he co-authored two books, Secrets of Life Every Teen Needs to Know and Can I Have the Keys to the Car? On writing these books, they surveyed teens and parents on the life lessons that were most important. Sean wanted to call the book, Favorite Family Lectures. As Sean used to say, “It’s the perfect book for parents. They don’t know how to give an effective lecture, and they don’t have time to do so. They’re working too hard. With this book of ‘best lectures,’ all they would have to do is hand them the book, send them to their room, and tell them to read #23! They’d save time, and the teen would have something to do while he’s stuck in his room!”
As his son Sean went through his teen years, his father and he co-authored two books, Secrets of Life Every Teen Needs to Know and Can I Have the Keys to the Car? On writing these books, they surveyed teens and parents on the life lessons that were most important. Sean wanted to call the book, Favorite Family Lectures. As Sean used to say, “It’s the perfect book for parents. They don’t know how to give an effective lecture, and they don’t have time to do so. They’re working too hard. With this book of ‘best lectures,’ all they would have to do is hand them the book, send them to their room, and tell them to read #23! They’d save time, and the teen would have something to do while he’s stuck in his room!”
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