Reseña del libro "Essential Life Skills Every Young Person Should Have (en Inglés)"
Need to learn the basics of life skills as a teenager?If so, you've found the right book and shouldn't put it down. If you use it wisely, this book may teach you more about the basic life skills that everyone should develop at the right age than any other kind of book.This book is intended for readers who have no background in this area but who are eager to absorb all the information they can to achieve awareness and pursue their own goals.This book will teach you the fundamentals of basic life skills, cooking skills, and financial management skills. Learn the fundamentals of Intellectual Skills as well as more advanced subjects such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle and making shine. To learn more about these topics, read this book.By Reading this book you will discover: Basics of Life Skills, so you will know the basic life skills, different types of life skills, games that teach life skills, basic first aid skills, anddressing sense for teens.Cooking Skills, in this chapter learners, will learn the life skills-cooking, life skills cooking ideas, cooking life skills checklist, pitfalls with cooking tasks and some tips, on healthy eating & nutrition for teens.Financial Management Skills, you will knowmoney skills for teens, set realistic financial goals, create a personal budget, limit credit card expenses, contribute to savings and be consistent, common money mistakes to avoid.Mental & Physical Health Skills, so you will learnto take care of yourself, improve your quality of sleep, manage your medical care, find balance and manage stress, exercise for teens, asking for help.Social & Communication Skills, so they will developsocial skills, valuable social skills, effective communication, improving your social skills, social and communication skills for teens, social skills for autistic pre-teens and teenagers.Essential Intellectual Skills, you will learn to developcritical thinking skills, organization skills, adaptive skills in childhood, creative thinking, decision-making/problem-solving with teens, and communication skills.
