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As parents, we want the best for our teenagers. We dream of their success and happiness. One key to helping them achieve this is encouraging honesty. When our teens are honest with us, it opens up important conversations. If they're struggling with a subject, we can help find tutoring or extra resources. If they're feeling stressed, we can work together on time management skills. Honesty creates a safe space at home. When teens know they can be open without fear of harsh judgment, they're more likely to share their challenges and victories. This trust allows us to guide them better and celebrate their growth. Being honest also helps our teens stay focused. They don't waste energy hiding things or keeping up with lies. Instead, they can concentrate on their goals and personal development. Honesty builds character too. It teaches responsibility and integrity – qualities that will serve them well in future relationships and careers. So, let's create an environment where honesty is valued. Listen without judgment, appreciate their openness, and work together to solve problems. By doing this, we're not just helping them focus now – we're setting them up for long-term success and happiness. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #linkedinposts #linkedinforcreators #teenagecoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy #honesty Ravindranath Reddy Dwaram Usha Bitra Manju SM Arzoo Fakih Aarti NR

Risk-taking for teenagers: A double-edged sword Risk-taking is a natural part of teenage development, helping young people grow and discover their limits. However, it's crucial to distinguish between healthy and dangerous risks. Healthy risks can boost confidence, foster independence, and develop problem-solving skills. These might include trying out for a sports team, performing on stage, or starting a small business. Such experiences teach valuable lessons about perseverance, dealing with failure, and achieving goals. On the flip side, dangerous risks like reckless driving, substance abuse. Parents can guide teens towards positive risk-taking by: 1. Encouraging calculated risks in safe environments 2. Discussing potential outcomes of their choices 3. Sharing personal experiences of both successes and failures Consider the story of Sarah, a shy 15-year-old who took a risk by joining the debate club. Initially terrified of public speaking, she gradually gained confidence, improved her communication skills, and even won a regional competition. This positive risk-taking experience boosted her self-esteem and opened up new opportunities. By fostering a supportive environment for healthy risk-taking, parents can help teens to build resilience and self-assurance, setting them up for future success. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #linkedinposts #linkedinforcreators #teenagecoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy

Story of Siddhu: (REAL TIME STORY) One of my students. Siddhu, a 15-year-old from Visakhapatnam city, struggled with self-doubt. Despite being smart, he often held back in class and avoided joining clubs. His parents, both successful professionals, noticed his hesitation and decided to help build his self-value. Actionable for parents to boost a teenager's self-value:  Encourage interests:   Siddhu's parents noticed his passion for digital art. They bought him a drawing tablet and enrolled him in online courses.   Action: Support your teen's hobbies, even if they're different from your expectations. 👉 Praise effort, not just results:   When Siddhu showed his parents his art projects, they praised his dedication and creativity, not just the final product.   Action: Recognize your teen's hard work and perseverance, regardless of the outcome. 👉 Allow independence:   Siddhu's parents let him plan a family weekend trip, trusting his judgment and research skills.   Action: Give your teen responsibilities and trust them to make decisions. 👉 Open communication:   They created a judgment-free zone where Siddhu could discuss his fears and dreams openly.  Action: Listen without criticism and show genuine interest in your teen's thoughts. 👉 Teach self-reflection:   Siddhu's parents introduced him to journaling, helping him process his emotions and set personal goals.   Action: Encourage your teen to write down their thoughts, achievements, and aspirations regularly. 👉 Positive self-talk:   They helped Siddhu reframe negative self-talk into positive affirmations.    Action: Model and teach your teen to use encouraging internal dialogue. 👉 Celebrate small wins:   When Siddhu submitted his first piece to the school art show, his parents celebrated his courage, regardless of the outcome.    Action: Acknowledge and celebrate your teen's efforts and small accomplishments. 👉 Encourage healthy risk-taking:   They supported Siddhu when he decided to run for class treasurer, even though he was nervous.    Action: Push your teen gently out of their comfort zone while providing a safety net. 👉 Volunteer work:   Siddhu started volunteering at a local animal shelter, boosting his sense of purpose and capability.   Action: Help your teen find meaningful ways to contribute to their community. 👉 Limit comparison:   They taught Siddhu to focus on his growth rather than compare himself to others.    Action: Emphasize personal improvement over competition with peers. The result: Over time, Siddhu's self-value grew. He became more confident in sharing his art, made new friends in his digital art community, and even won the class treasurer election. His grades improved as he started participating more in class discussions. Siddhu's journey shows how building self-value can unlock a teenager's potential and set them on a path to success.

A GIFT TO DAD When any situation comes as a challenge, We always think why others are not understanding our view.  Criticism Doubts Arguments Frustration Stress and many more …………….. took place to cover my real vision what we really want in our life. This is what happened few years back...………. Something changed : Breaking my limitation and taking possibility. Then started working on me taking actions on the right way with the help of My Guru Nitesh Gawade and he gave me a different meaning of my life. I became a Teen Purpose Coach had a clear vision and mission and put myself on to the right path towards my purpose. And Today I can say that I am running 6 branches of BLOOMING BUDS ACADEMY and empowering the teenagers to create their dream life.  Now  No Critisims No arguments No Doubts No frustration No Stress As today is my dad's birthday I dedicate my success to him AS A GIFT . Where he wants to see me ............... Journey is on. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy #linkedinposts #linkedincreators

26th August 1974 some magic happened in my Dad's life. His princess that's Me was born. He didn't know what and how my life would be. It was his dream that I should be impacting people, and help them to live happily. That will make you live even after you leave this world. After many challenges, risks, failures. I am here being a founder of BLOOMING BUDS ACADEMY . Most established Teen Purpose Coach. Yesterday 26th August I turned 50. Celebrated 4th anniversary of my Academy and my 50th birthday at Friends Foundation orphanage with 50 kids. I thank each and everyone on this platform who wished me with birthday wishes. I thank all my gurus and other members of LICENSED PURPOSE COACH COMMUNITY for my growth and successful journey from ME to WE. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy

Raksha Bandhan: Nurturing Self-Value and Emotional Wellness in Teens I often value the importance of traditions in building self-worth and emotional resilience. Raksha Bandhan, the festival celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters, offers a unique opportunity to foster these qualities in our youth. For teens tying or receiving a rakhi, this simple act carries profound implications for their self-value: 1. Emotional Security: The rakhi symbolizes protection, reminding teens they have a support system. This knowledge boosts emotional well-being, reducing stress and anxiety. 2. Self-Worth: Being worthy of protection or being trusted to protect someone else significantly enhances a teen's sense of self-worth. 3. Responsibility: For brothers, the rakhi is a physical reminder of their duty to protect. This responsibility can motivate personal growth and maturity. 4. Empowerment: For sisters, tying the rakhi is an act of choosing their protector, fostering a sense of agency and empowerment and responsibility. 5. Cultural Identity: Participating in Raksha Bandhan helps teens connect with their cultural roots, contributing to a strong sense of identity. 6. Social Bonds: The ritual encourages open expression of love and care, strengthening social connections crucial for emotional health. 7. Stress Relief: The celebratory nature of the festival, with its focus on family time, can be a great stress-buster for high-achieving teens. 8. Physical Health: The joy and positive emotions associated with the festival can boost the immune system and overall physical health. 9. Mindfulness: The act of tying or wearing a rakhi can serve as a physical reminder to be present and mindful of one's relationships. 10. Long-term Emotional Resilience: Regular participation in such bonding rituals can build emotional resilience that serves teens well into adulthood. As parents and mentors, let's encourage our teens to embrace Raksha Bandhan not just as a tradition, but as a tool for personal growth. By understanding its deeper significance, we can help our youth build stronger self-value, emotional well-being, and ultimately, a more successful future. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me hashtag #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy #RakshaBandhan #TeenWellness #EmotionalHealth #LifeCoaching #PersonalGrowth

Empowering Teens :  A Different Kind of Freedom As we celebrate Independence Day, let's reflect on what freedom truly means for our teenagers. Freedom isn't just about national independence. For our youth, I've seen how true freedom comes from within. Children are standing at the doorstep of their future. They have the freedom to shape it, but they need guidance to use that freedom wisely. Real freedom for teens is: 1. The power to make informed choices 2. The courage to pursue their passions 3. The ability to think independently 4. The confidence to be themselves But with freedom comes responsibility. Our role as parents and mentors is to provide a supportive framework for this freedom. We need to: - Encourage exploration while ensuring safety - Foster independence while offering guidance - Celebrate individuality while teaching empathy Remember, success isn't just about grades or recognition. It's about helping our teens find their purpose and giving them the tools to pursue it. This Independence Day, let's commit to nurturing a new kind of freedom in our teens. A freedom that empowers them to discover their true potential, to dream big, and to create the future they envision. Together, we can raise a generation that doesn't just inherit freedom but knows how to use it to build a better world. Happy Independence Day! Let freedom ring in the hearts and minds of our young leaders. #TeenEmpowerment #LifePurposeCoaching #IndependenceDay #FreedomToGrow

Technology Overload: Guiding Teens in the Digital Age  Balancing technology's benefits with its potential pitfalls. In our hyper-connected world, how can we ensure our teens thrive without attracting to digital overwhelm? Key strategies 1. Set clear boundaries: Establish tech-free zones and times in your home. 2. Lead by example: Model healthy tech habits yourself. 3. Encourage alternative activities: Promote sports, arts, or outdoor adventures. 4. Foster open communication: Discuss online experiences without judgment. 5. Teach digital literacy: Help teens critically evaluate online content. Remember, it's not about demonizing technology, but rather teaching balance. By guiding our teens to use tech mindfully, we're equipping them with crucial life skills for the future. Want to learn more about helping your teen navigate the digital landscape while maximizing their potential? Let's connect and explore how we can set your child on the path to success. Connect me @Maadhavi Datlla Follow me #bloomingbudsacademy Not to miss my content 𝐍𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 - Visit my profile to Press the 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐧 🔔 (top right corner) #buds #purposecoach #maadhavi #leadershipcoach #lpcc #bloomingbudsacademy #TeenSuccess #DigitalWellbeing #ParentingTips #TechBalance Ravindranath Reddy Dwaram Usha Bitra BLOOMING BUDS ACADEMY Saurav Bhardwaj