I talk to women every day who are finding that communicating with their young adult kids is harder than it used to be.
As roles shift, so does how we respond.
We’re learning to stand beside our kids as they make their own decisions. That transition? It’s tough. Especially when we want to help — but it’s not what they need in the moment.
There’s one simple question that has saved my relationships — especially with my kids:
“Do you want to be held, heard, or helped?”
It’s changed the way I show up in conversations — and the way I ask for what I need, too.
This week’s blog explains the concept and how it works in any relationship (yes, even with a partner who always wants to “fix it”).
Read the blog post here →
If communication has been hard lately, let’s talk about how I can help — whether in 1:1 coaching or inside the Midlife Roadmap program.
P.S. The beta version of The Midlife Roadmap starts May 19! 🎉
If you’re feeling stuck or unsure about what’s next, this 10-week coaching program is for you.
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Have a great week!
Cheering you on!
Lisa
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