Glow-Up Life Skills for Teens

A Guide to Master Time Management, Enhance Social Skills, and Achieve Financial Independence to Thrive in the Real-World

De: Legacy Spark Press

Narrado por: Alexandra Hastings

Help your teen glow up—build confidence and master real-life skills that last a lifetime.

Is your teen ready for the real world? Many parents worry their kids are heading into adulthood without the tools they need to succeed. Glow-Up Life Skills for Teens is here to change that.

This empowering and relatable guide is packed with practical advice to help teens take charge of their time, choices, and future. Whether they’re heading into high school, off to college, or starting their first job, this book meets them where they are and helps them grow.

• Master time management with simple strategies to balance school, friends, and downtime
• Build strong social skills and learn how to communicate clearly, handle conflict, and make real connections
• Get financially smart with budgeting tips, saving habits, and money mindset tools
• Boost emotional strength with stress-busting techniques and tools to manage anxiety and tough feelings
• Practice self-care with everyday wellness habits and a focus on mental health
• Get cooking with easy, healthy recipes and kitchen basics to promote independence
• Stay safe online while building a digital presence that reflects confidence and character
• Explore career paths and uncover passions with a step-by-step guide to goal setting and planning

This isn’t another boring self-help book. It’s real talk, real skills, and a guide your teen will actually want to use.

Give them the tools to thrive in today’s world—start their glow-up now.

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

©2025 Glenda V. Wagner (P)2026 Glenda V. Wagner

Great book for teens and fun to listening together

I picked this up to listen with my 13 years old niece while her visit for her summer vacation.
It turned out to be such a great choice to enjoy together. Those tips about time, money and even self care clicked her. She said it felt “real” and it was different compare to just “parents or teachers telling her what to do.” Interestingly, not only her but we both learned a few new things, and it was bonding time to listen to. Highly recommend!

Wish I had this as a Teen!

This is a fantastic wealth of information. It covers everything I wish I’d known back in high school. Things like how to manage time better, deal with social pressure and not freak out about money. It gives solid advice, without being preachy. I especially loved the part on budgeting which is paramount for a teen getting money in their pocket for the 1st time. Honestly, if you have a teen or know one, this book is gold.

The User Manual for Modern Teens

I picked this up thinking of my nieces, one a teen and the other not far behind, and it’s spot on. It covers the stuff you wish schools would teach—managing money, handling social situations without the drama, and just generally how to be a capable human being. It never talks down to them, which is the quickest way to get a teen to tune out. Alexandra Hastings, the narrator, has a great voice for this, super engaging and clear. This is a great listen for any teen or tween who's ready to take on a bit more independence.

"Practical and Motivating"

Listening to this audiobook was incredibly beneficial in shaping my approach to life skills. The time management strategies were straightforward and helped me stay organized, while the social skills tips made me more confident in interacting with others. Alexandra Hastings’ narration was clear and engaging, making the content feel relatable and easy to follow. The financial independence advice was also eye-opening, offering practical steps for achieving long-term success. This audiobook has empowered me to manage my time, social interactions, and finances more effectively.

Practical and easy to follow

This book does a nice job breaking down real-world skills in a way that feels approachable. It covers things like time management, basic money smarts, and how to handle everyday social situations—without talking down to the reader. I got it for my teenager, and they’ve actually been flipping through it on their own. It’s not flashy or over the top, just solid, helpful info presented clearly. A good resource for teens starting to take on more responsibility and figuring out life beyond school.