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MichMary

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1. Help him to make a plan.
Wed May 3, 2017, 09:51 AM
May 2017

Find out what his goals are, and then outline the steps needed to reach his goals. Put deadlines on the steps, but make sure they are flexible deadlines, because stuff happens. Periodically review the goals and the progress made toward reaching them. Adjust the goals and the steps, if necessary. The ultimate goal (for his sake as well as yours) should be independence.

My son came home after graduating from college. It ended up being way too many years before he got a full-time job and moved out, and I think we are all regretting it now.

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