20 hours ago, p_toad said:

" My 20 year old daughter is moving back home in June after her college graduation, she has laid down a challenge for me to get some things done...this has lit a huge fire under me. "

 

So, you're changing all the locks?  

I have been tempted...she was a hand full at 15!

Talk her into going for her Masters degree. It makes all the difference, in the business world.  And she'll be ready for it when she graduates.

1 hour ago, Miataguy said:

I have been tempted...she was a hand full at 15!

Somewhere around 21-23 y/o they realize we're not as stupid as they believed us to be at 15-20...

In fact, it's almost as if we were magically transformed...

5 hours ago, It Was Al B said:

Talk her into going for her Masters degree. It makes all the difference, in the business world.  And she'll be ready for it when she graduates.

She is really burned out on school right now and wants a bit of a break...she has a few decent job leads already. I see her doing her masters in a few years.

 

Would love to teach her woodworking if she was more interested, she is very, very creative....

4 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Somewhere around 21-23 y/o they realize we're not as stupid as they believed us to be at 15-20...

In fact, it's almost as if we were magically transformed...

 

 

One would think...my 23 year old son and I used to fight like cats and dogs, we get along well now....

My dad always wanted to teach me and my brother woodworking. I was interested but my brother never really had the interest. 

Talk her into going for her Masters degree. It makes all the difference, in the business world.  And she'll be ready for it when she graduates.

The masters degree took my daughter from a 5 digit income to  6 digit income, and she works from home about 70% of the time.