Decide and Solve: Decision-making and Problem-solving skills for teens, young adults, and you

For the complete learning experience, a free matching A4 printable Workbook is included in this book! Designed in collaboration with a professional psychologist, this workbook contains 38 unique exercises to practice decision-making, problem-solving, self-awareness, communication, and open-mindedness — to improve self-confidence and independence.

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Well-written and easy to understand. We've all got to begin at the beginning. It can be terrible when we need to let go of our kids if we haven't gradually trained them to make their own decisions leading up to the day they leave for college. This book offers comfort for teens and young adults to get decision-making and problem-solving right.

Decision-making is one of the most important executive functioning skills directly connected to self-confidence, motivation, leadership, happiness, and success. Independent and responsible decision-making is what differentiates a child from an adult. That’s why this skill is so crucial to gain early on.

The choices you make between your 13 and 23 years are the building blocks on your path to maturity. It is when your brain adapts to act independently, creating unique mechanisms that will serve you throughout your life. In adulthood, each day brings new challenges, problems that need to be solved, and decisions that need to be made. So, how can you ensure now that you’re making the right steps to prepare yourself for the future?

No one is born with the ability to make awesome decisions all the time or with amazing problem-solving abilities. They’re skills – not natural talents. The good news is that skills can be learned and adopted.

Decide and Solve will help you face your choices head-on and make decisions confidently. Inside, you will discover:

• The difference between decision-making and problem-solving – and the psychology behind them.
• The process of decision-making and problem-solving – and how to put it to use.
• How to take responsibility for your decisions and accountability for your mistakes.
• How to keep an open mind and be bold when it’s needed.

You will understand why the adolescent brain approaches decisions differently from adults.

You will be empowered to deal with outside pressure to ensure your decisions are your own.

You will know what to do when others don’t support your choices.

You will learn to deal with quick-fix problems and properly ask for support when it is getting tough.

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The information in the book is well-adapted for young people. Bigger font size, useful tips, witty examples, breathing stops, and engaging illustrations make reading easy and fun.

Note for adults:

If you are looking for advice to help your fast-growing kid become more confident and independent, this easy-to-read and down-to-earth guide for teens and young adults contains many ideas. It is a life instruction manual for making rational choices. As a parent, you will also find this an absorbing read, helping you grasp decision-making for teenagers and assist in your own problem-solving.