Create Your Now Archive 3 With Kristianne Wargo

As children go through stages in life, they see only what they know. So in order for growth to occur, we need to recognize they might be chasing the wrong things. Children go through stages, and so do we. But we don't always like to look at our adult life as a "stage". Desire to be supported and encourage by other like-minded women? Join us at Women of IMPACT. http://facebook.com/groups/thewomenofimpact    My son has graduated from elementary school to middle school; and with that comes the necessity to change the patterns of studying. Grades count unlike in elementary school where it was more of the P, S, and N. In middle school, however, you're graded specifically to your output (the answers). For he first week or so of school, he was studying how he did in elementary school because that's what he knew. It wasn't bad, but he was chasing the wrong things. After his first grade in middle school, we had a discussion. What is expected of him in school? How can he change his patterns for studying? The discussi