The Step-By-Step Guide to Resolving Conflicts With Your Pre-Teen/Teen

If your answer is "yes", I'm sure you feel frustrated.

After all, it's so obvious what your pre-teen/teen should be doing differently. But somehow he just doesn't want to change his behaviour.

The disagreements you're having with your pre-teen/teen are probably related to one of the following areas:

• Phone usage
• TV
• Computer/video games
• Lack of focus or motivation
• Schoolwork
• Household chores
• Spending time with family
• Being disrespectful
• Lack of appreciation
• Lack of responsibility
• Relationship with siblings
• Being withdrawn
• Lack of communication with parents

If so, The Step-By-Step Guide to Resolving Conflicts With Your Pre-Teen/Teen is the solution you need.

In this guide, you will . . .

Of course it annoys you when your pre-teen/teen doesn't do what she ought to.

But don't worry, in the guide you'll discover the exact phrases and strategies that will allow you to resolve any disagreement peacefully – and quickly too.

What does this mean for you?

No more tension in the parent-child relationship.

No more slammed doors.

No more shouting matches.

Sounds good, right?

At this point, you might have this question:

Here are some key things to note about the guide:

The focus of the guide is to help you have The Conversation with your pre-teen/teen.

The Conversation is the structured discussion you'll have to address the issue at hand.

In the guide, I'll explain exactly how to make The Conversation as effective as possible.

The guide comprises four chapters:

Chapter 1: Prepare for The Conversation

• 8 simple steps to prepare for The Conversation
• Uncovering the real issue
• Defining the ideal outcome of The Conversation
• Identifying your pre-teen/teen’s unmet needs

Chapter 2: Principles to Apply During The Conversation

• 13 essential principles to ensure The Conversation goes well
• Applying little-known but effective strategies to get through to your pre-teen/teen
• Avoiding the 9 main barriers to communication
• Focusing on resolving the disagreement instead of assigning blame

Chapter 3: Step-by-Step Guide to Having The Conversation

• 6-step process to follow when having The Conversation
• Laying the foundation of an effective discussion
• Understanding your pre-teen/teen’s feelings and perspective
• Agreeing on a solution, or a combination of solutions

Chapter 4: What to Do If Your Pre-Teen/Teen Refuses to Have The Conversation

• A powerful tool to use if your pre-teen/teen isn’t ready to have The Conversation yet
• Easing the tension in the relationship
• Building a stronger connection with your pre-teen/teen
• Paving the way so that you can have The Conversation with your pre-teen/teen

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I wrote the guide for parents of children aged 10 to 19.

If you have ongoing disagreements with your pre-teen/teen, the guide will enable you to resolve the disagreements.

If you don't have ongoing disagreements, I encourage you to get the guide because you'll also learn strategies and tips to build a stronger connection with your pre-teen/teen.

Just in case you're still feeling a bit sceptical, rest assured that . . .

"The guide is applicable to all parents. It's easy to read and the steps are easy to follow. I have personally tried out the tips with my teen and we agreed on some new rules peacefully. I highly recommend the guide to all parents."

– Wendy S., Parent of one

“This guide is like a beacon in the night. It offers hope and comfort to parents who are struggling to handle their pre-teens/teens. I'm impressed by how detailed the guide is. The principles are laid out in a step-by-step manner, which busy parents will appreciate."

– Chiang SC, Parent of two

"I will refer to the guide again when there are conflicts between me and my kids. By applying the tips in the guide, I will minimise the communication mistakes I make with my kids, especially when tensions are high."

– Ellie S., Parent of two

“Another great piece of work by Daniel. This guide is the most practical one I've ever read about handling conflicts with pre-teens/teens. I truly enjoyed reading it!”

– Simone U., Parent of two

“The guide touches on many issues that I'm currently facing with my teen. It has provided me with very structured guidance about how to manage the conflict in a constructive way."

– Chew YJ, Parent of one

“This guide is well written, and it's worth reading. In fact, it's worth reading a few times.”

– Jaroline C., Parent of one

“In this guide, Daniel does a wonderful job of providing a fresh perspective on how pre-teens/teens might view a parent's well-meaning attempts to help them. I have no doubt that this guide will prove useful to all parents of pre-teens/teens."

– Pauline G., Parent of two

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Here's why:

• I’ve spoken to and worked with 25,000 pre-teens/teens in countries like Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia and the United States.
• I graduated summa cum laude (First Class Honours) from Duke University, USA.
• I’ve earned certificates in counselling and coaching.
• My work has been featured in Yahoo!, The Huffington Post, The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia, Channel 5, 938Live Radio, TODAY, The New Paper, Lianhe Zaobao, Shin Min Daily News, Parents World, and Seventeen, among others.
• I’m the best-selling author of The Happy Student: 5 Steps to Academic Fulfillment and Success.
• I write regularly at www.Daniel-Wong.com, which has received more than 2,000,000 page views.
• I'm the recipient of the JCI Singapore – Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) Merit Award.

I’m so confident you’ll find the guide useful that . . .

If you don’t think the guide is useful, all you need to do is email Support@Daniel-Wong.com within 60 days of purchase.

Within one business day, you’ll receive a full refund. In other words, there’s no risk at all!

You might be thinking that this is too good to be true.

But it isn't.

Yes, the guide is inexpensive, despite the fact that it contains so much valuable information that can't be found anywhere else.

It's my joy to help pre-teens/teens and families, so I want to make the guide affordable for everyone.

So there's really no catch!

Get your copy of the guide today:

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Q1. Who is the guide relevant to?

It is relevant to parents of children aged 10 to 19.

Q2. Is there a guarantee?

Yes, there’s a 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee.

If you don’t think the guide is useful, email Support@Daniel-Wong.com within 60 days of purchase and ask for a refund.

The refund will be processed within one business day.

Q3. How long will it take to get access to the guide after I make payment?

You’ll get access immediately after you make payment.

After you make payment, you’ll receive an email with the subject line “Thank you! (Download link inside)”.

Click on the link in that email to download the guide.

Q4. How much does the guide cost in other currencies?

The price listed is in US dollars. Click here to convert to other currencies.

Q5. If the guide is so useful, why is it so inexpensive?

You’re right, the price is low.

I want to put the guide within reach of everyone, which is why it’s so inexpensive.

I don’t want there to be any obstacle that would prevent you from getting the guide.

Q6. I have a question about something that isn’t covered here. Who can I contact?

Email Support@Daniel-Wong.com. You’ll receive a reply within two business days.

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The guide costs the same as a cheap set lunch.

It's that affordable.

It also comes with a 60-day, 100% money-back guarantee.

After you make payment, you'll get instant access to the guide. There's no need for you to wait for it to arrive in the mail!

So don't delay. Get your copy of the guide today:

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