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How to Motivate a Lazy Teenager (6 Proven Tips You Can Apply Today)

📕 DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE E-BOOK, “16 KEYS TO MOTIVATING YOUR TEENAGER”: https://www.daniel-wong.com/ebook 📖 DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE QUICK ACTION GUIDE, “10 PROVEN WAYS TO GET YOUR TEENAGER TO LISTEN TO YOU”: https://www.daniel-wong.com/guide 🎯 1-TO-1 COACHING PROGRAM FOR TEENS: https://www.daniel-wong.com/coaching/ ============================= If you’re struggling with how to motivate a lazy teenager, this video is for you. I’ll share with you exactly how to get lazy teens to fulfill their responsibilities, without you needing to nag or lecture them at all. It’s challenging to get through to teenagers, but after working with teenagers around the world for more than 10 years, I know which strategies are effective. You probably feel like you’ve tried everything when it comes to motivating your teen, but nothing has worked in the long run. Teens are going through a lot of changes physically, emotionally and mentally. So the same approaches that worked when they were younger won’t work any longer. In fact, if you try using things like rewards and punishments, it’s almost definitely going to backfire. The good news is that there are a handful of key principles to keep in mind, which few parents are aware of. In this video, I’ll share those principles with you. I'll also cover the 6 proven tips that will enable you to turn your lazy teens into ones who are more hardworking and intrinsically motivated. As a result, your teens will start making the most of their potential, and your relationship with them will improve too! 🕛 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 1:13 Tip #1: Focus less on your teens’ problematic behavior, and more on their underlying emotions 3:51 Tip #2: Share your feelings with your teens instead of criticizing them 5:14 Tip #3: Show your teens that hard work is fun 6:46 Tip #4: Acknowledge your teens’ effort and progress 9:39 Tip #5: Show an interest in all aspects of your teens’ lives 11:34 Tip #6: Turn the conflict with your teen into a collaboration 12:59 Conclusion