"Why should parents help their teens develop their own definition of success?" with Erin Klein, Owner of Moms Just Wanna Have Sun

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During high school Erin McKay Klein was your typical fun-loving, and out-going student. Never the top of her class but always doing decently well and managing to have a lot of fun in the process. Going into adulthood she knew she was expected to go to college, get a good, high-paying job... You know the rest of this story. And Erin followed that typical path with gusto, pursuing the major that she expected would bring her a great return on her college investment, economics. Problem was Erin is not at all the economist type. Unhappy with this choice she went from major to major, traveled down different paths looking for that thing that would help her be successful, but light her up as well.

That relentless pursuit of the right fit led her to network marketing and a career that would totally change the trajectory of her life. Today Erin is happily married with a toddler and building a business around her passion for travel and women's mental health. She is the boss mama behind Moms Just Wanna Have Sun where she helps mamas reconnect to their hearts and souls as they pursue their own goals and dreams.  Listen in as we discover:

3 TAKE-AWAYS FROM TODAY'S EPISODE:

1) What to do if you or your teen is an overthinker.

2) How we define our own definition of success and how that shifts as you grow older and more experienced.

3) Why parents must learn to embrace their teen's different path and accept that their child has decided to pursue their passion and not the paycheck.

ERIN KLEIN CONTACT INFO

If you found this episode helpful today. Please make sure you reach out to Erin on Instagram at @the.erin.klein.show or join her Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mjwhs. Do also check out her podcast, The Confident Woman Podcast, on all the major platforms.

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I'd love to hear from you, as well! Tell me what you loved about this episode and what you feel like I could improve upon. I am here to serve you, please let me know how I can best help you with your teen. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or DM me on IG https://instagram.com/skippinglunchlines