How to Adult Life Skills for Teens

Easy Tips to Build Confidence, Navigate Social Settings and Boost Problem-Solving Plus Hacks for Kitchen, Laundry & Money Basics to Level Up Your Life

De: Blitz Books

Narrado por: Aaron Sokalski

Confident. Capable. Ready. Real-Life Skills Every Teen Deserves to Know.

Stepping into adulthood doesn’t have to be scary or boring. Whether you’re a teen learning the ropes or a parent wanting to give your teen a strong start, this guide delivers the tools you need to thrive in today’s world.

How to Adult: Life Skills for Teens is your go-to handbook for building confidence, independence, and resilience with bite-sized lessons and relatable advice that actually makes sense for your life.

Inside, you’ll discover how to:

• Communicate with confidence at home, work, or anywhere life takes you.
• Stay safe and smart online protecting your privacy and spot red flags.
• Manage stress with practical, real-world coping tools.
• Balance your time—without burning out or missing out.
• Take control of your money: budget, save, and avoid common credit traps.
• Set goals and make decisions.
• Build healthy relationships and set boundaries that protect your peace.
• Solve real-life problems with creative, critical thinking.

No lectures. No outdated advice. Just practical skills and tools to help you feel empowered, not overwhelmed.

This book is your launchpad into a confident, capable future.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 Lori Regier (P)2025 Lori Regier

Guide for growing up

Emphasis on how to adult. But the listen is very friendly advice and real world know how to The author touches on quite a bit of info such as budgeting, communication styles, self care, and problem solving. It was easy and never boring. It’s a great book to feel ready, confident, and capable. Now it’s time to handle life’s challenges one simple skill at a time.

Figuring Out Real Life

I listened to this audiobook to pick up a few practical skills, and it actually delivered. It breaks down things like managing money, basic cooking, and handling stress in a way that doesn’t talk down to you. I liked how each topic felt realistic instead of overcomplicated. It’s not full of fluff—just clear, straightforward advice you can use right away. I’d recommend it to teens or young adults seeking a better grasp of daily responsibilities without feeling overwhelmed.