Raising Independent Teens: Building Emotional Intelligence with Traci Bakenhaster

In this episode of Grow Like a Mother, I sit down with Traci Bakenhaster, founder and lead instructor at Adulting University, to discuss emotional intelligence and fostering independence in teens. Traci shares her insights into the critical life skills teens need to thrive as they transition to adulthood. Together, we explore practical ways to guide teens in becoming emotionally resilient, self-sufficient, and prepared for the next chapter of life. This episode is packed with valuable advice for moms, especially those homeschooling, to help their teens grow with confidence. Tune in to Learn How To: Build emotional intelligence in teens to navigate challenges with confidence Foster independence in teens through real-world skills and responsibilities Support career exploration and college planning with a focus on teen strengths Prepare teens for life after high school with practical and empowering tools Guest BioTraci Bakenhaster is the founder and lead instructor at Adulting University, where she helps homeschool teens navigate the transition to adulthood with confidence. As a passionate educator and homeschool mom, Traci specializes in teaching essential life skills, career exploration, and college planning. With a background in education and industry and a commitment to empowering young people, Traci brings a unique blend of experience and enthusiasm to her work, making her a sought-after speaker and mentor in the homeschooling community. Connect with Traci Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/traci.beddow.7/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/auhomeschoolconnect Website: https://adulting-university.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adulting_university/ Want More Jill?https://jillwright.ca KeywordsTime Management, Self-Care, Super Mom, Work Life Balance, Mindset, Grow Like a Mother, Motherhood, Emotional Intelligence, Teen Independence, Life Skills, Homeschooling, College Planning

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