Life Strategies for Teens Workbook
Do you have zero control over your life? What are your frustrations? Do  you lead a lazy lifestyle? To help teens take charge of their lives, Jay McGraw  has created a companion workbook to his bestsellingLife Strategies for Teens. The  workbook is based on 10 "Life Laws" (adapted from his father Phillip C. McGraw's  tenets), and is designed to help teens "see your life clearly, to understand  what the problems are, what you need to fix, change, get rid of, etc." He  encourages readers to put their thoughts, ideas, and dreams into writing to help  them through the process. (The workbook is meant to be written in.) He demands  that his readers ask themselves hard questions about missed opportunities,  perceptions, self-sabotage, and personal shortcomings so they can figure out  what's not working and fix it. Why? So that they can turn dreams into  goals--with specific timelines and strategies. Here you'll find a variety of  quizzes, activities, and questions to help teens answer the question "Who am I?"  For example, McGraw asks readers to list 10 times they've dropped the ball--and  why. Or, conversely, to list their 15 best achievements to date. The workbook  also contains questions designed to challenge assumptions, such as "What are  things you automatically, reactively feel and believe about members of the  opposite sex/teachers/parents?" A hardcore guide to removing obstacles from our  lives,Life Strategies for Teens Workbookhas all the compassion of a  drill sergeant... one who knows what's good for you. (Ages 13 and older)