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The King Maker Program: A pep talk for the parents of young adults
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The King Maker Program: A pep talk for the parents of young adults

Author: Rich Jones RN

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A podcast for parents who know their young adult was made for more — and want the mindset, strategy, and confidence to help them get there.

The King Maker Pep Talk is where parents of young adults come to regroup, reset, and get real direction.
If your son or daughter is drifting, stuck, underperforming, unmotivated, or capable of far more than they’re showing… this is your space.

Created by Richard Jones, RN — the mind behind Parenting Your Child in Recovery and the King Maker Program — this podcast offers short, powerful sessions designed to help you:

• Understand what today’s young adults are REALLY up against
• Shift from worry and frustration to structure and strategy
• Learn the “parent side” of building agency, direction, and accountability
• Support your young adult without arguing, rescuing, or controlling
• Use the principles of the King Maker Program to strengthen influence at home
• Become the steady voice that helps them move from potential to purpose

Every episode is a pep talk — direct, honest, and grounded in decades of real-world experience with young adults in crisis, transition, and transformation.

This is not another “parenting tips” podcast.
This is where parents become king makers:
Adults who know how to guide, support, and encourage young men and women into confidence, leadership, and a future they can own.

If you’ve ever said to yourself,
“I know my child can do more — I just don’t know how to reach them,”
you’re in the right place.

Welcome to The King Maker Pep Talk —
where hope becomes strategy,
and strategy becomes transformation.

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Send a text Transformation is needed when circumstances and results suck. But how do you achieve transformation when the who, when, where, and why of change have not been defined, agreed to, or believed? In this podcast, I want to discuss the qualities of a genuine transformation, the distinction between primary and secondary transformation, and the three immediate steps necessary to bring a lasting transformation into focus and into practice. Raising a young adult in today’s world is no smal...
Send a text This podcast is a review of a show I just did with James Moffitt of the “ABCs of Parenting Adult Children” Podcast. James is a good friend who is doing magnificent work. I am proud to sponsor his show and his work. I'd like to take a few minutes to discuss my mission, my 'why,' and illustrate some of the basic tenets of Leveraged-Based, Tapered Life Management. ATTENTION: FOR PARENTS of Young Adults 17–24 at risk, in trouble, or in transition into adulthood. “You’ve Trie...
Send a text Give your Young Adult A Competitive Edge Providing your young adult with a competitive edge should be your top priority. The first step is to set aside your negative perceptions, prejudices, and past injuries and focus on providing the Tools, weapons, knowledge, and Support necessary to ensure the best possible future. Anything else is a roadblock ATTENTION: FOR PARENTS of Young Adults 17–24 at risk, in trouble, or in transition into adulthood. 🚨 Substance use ?, troub...
Send a text Your Pain Point!. The goal is not to upset you any more than you already are. The goal is to make your solution aware of the issue. The goal is to let you know that you can fix this problem, but unfortunately, we sometimes agitate feelings of guilt, shame, and blame. There is a mindset that allows you to understand this dynamic and still not waste precious moments recovering, fixing, and eliminating the source of pain. Keep reading below. Section 2: FOR PARENTS of Young Adul...
Send a text When the mission is unclear, the work is that much harder. To use a football analogy, Our current system wants to teach our young adults how to do a great endzone dance and spike the ball, but we don't want to teach the basics of blocking and tackling. Blocking is recognizing and blocking out distractions. Blocking out those who have doubtful words and actions against Your child's recovery efforts. Tackling involves aggressively taking actions that change habits, which in tu...
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