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Help Cure Kids in November - Walk on the Wild Side

Recently on my travel adventures, I came across a very low-decile community. I got the opportunity to tour around the high school in the town, but it was heart breaking to see and hear the young people's perception of what the future involved.

Now more than ever, more and more people are either getting divorced or not getting married in the first place for a variety of reasons.

The inevitable happened at the end of July. I turned into an adult. Oh gosh.

At one point or another, as a parent or even relative, you're likely to stumble across the inevitable question, issue, or perhaps joy of teenage parties.

Grandchildren learn all manner of things from their grandparents, from hobbies to sports, and an enterprising grandparent can ensure that they pass on knowledge that will help the child in the future.

The term Generation SMART is one I've coined over the past couple of years and it covers the 15 to 25 year olds of the world.

A common problem the average parent (or even grandparent involved in teens lives) is likely to come across is the timely issue of youth growing up too quickly.

Many people out there are scared of the internet. They're scared of its power, but hey, if Superman hid his powers from the world, he wouldn't be able to help anyone at all!

Day in and day out, more and more youth are coming into the workforce. And no wonder - half the world's population is under 25 years old, and the new generation's work habits are following them into the workforce.