Master Social Skills for Teens

Eliminate Negative Thoughts & Insecurities to Embrace Your Uniqueness, Boost Your Confidence, and Build Lasting Relationships

By: Kristen Taylor

Narrated by: Nicole Cheng

Turn awkward encounters into memorable connections. Discover how you can be your best self and forge genuine friendships that last a lifetime.

Being a teenager is downright tough!

There’s homework, relationships, growing up, and not to mention—the struggle of figuring out who you are and where you belong.

Do you feel like you’re in a whole new world with new people to meet and new experiences to take on?

Does everything feel like a maze of socially awkward encounters?

Are you unsure of what to say or how to make friends? Do you wonder whether you’ll be able to fit in?

Do you dread self-introductions and those moments of uncomfortable silence because you don’t know what to say next?

Do these leave you feeling anxious, doubtful, and hopeless?

Don’t worry. You’re not alone. Almost every teenager goes through these challenging social encounters.

The good news is that there’s a way to turn these awkward moments into memorable connections.

With this book, you'll embark on a transformative journey to master social skills that will benefit you for a lifetime. Discover how to embrace your individuality, handle peer pressure with grace and assertiveness, and boost your self-confidence to thrive in any social setting.

You will understand how to build long-lasting friendships by fostering meaningful connections with like-minded individuals who appreciate you for who you truly are.

Within this book, you will discover the “B.R.A.V.E.R. you” approach—a 6-step guide to eliminating insecurities, embracing your uniqueness, and boosting your confidence to create genuine lasting relationships.

If you want to break free from the negativity that’s holding you back from enjoying your youth, then download this audiobook.

©2023 Kristen Taylor (P)2024 Kristen Taylor

This audiobook can help prevent teen suicides.

Teenagers need all the help they can get. They are so often swept up in mass behavior that they don't consider the impact their behavior or comments on social media have on other teens. When everyone is laughing at a person, it takes guts to walk away or stick up for the targeted teen. This audiobook does a great job of explaining in a down-to-earth manner the difference between sympathy, empathy, and pity and how each of these plays a role in "group" actions toward another teen. A great analogy about thinking through what you say before you say it, like putting water through a filter before you drink it. It tells you how and why to think for yourself, don't assume, and take action on your own to make a difference. Stereotypes, prejudice, and biases affect your behavior if left unchecked. To me, the most important message is that each individual teen is important and can affect positive changes and maybe even save someone's life by what they say, don't say, or do.

Very relatable for teenagers

This book offers wonderful strategies to helps teens boost their confidence and build lasting relationships. It provides practical tips and suggestions to eliminate negative thoughts and insecurities, making it easier for teens to embrace their uniqueness. The narration is fantastic. The narrator's voice is clear and engaging, making the content easy to follow and enjoyable to listen to. She does a great job of keeping the pace steady and the tone friendly, which makes the content more relatable and motivating. One of the best things about this audiobook is it reminds teens that everyone has something unique to offer and that it's okay to be themselves. This uplifting approach helps to build self-esteem and encourages teens to step out of their comfort zones.

Essential Guide to Teen Social Skills

It is a comprehensive guide that addresses the social challenges faced by today’s teenagers. The author provides actionable advice and practical exercises that help teens develop the skills they need to succeed socially. The audiobook covers key areas such as boosting confidence, overcoming insecurities, and building meaningful relationships. The relatable examples and straightforward guidance make it an invaluable tool for personal growth. This audiobook is ideal for any teen looking to enhance their social skills and create a more fulfilling social life.

Must have for teens

With teens having easy access to the internet and social media, having a book like this is a must.

If only I knew that when I was a kid

The most important thing you can do is to be comfortable in your own skin. 'Master Social Skills for Teens' is an essential guide that helps teens eliminate negative thoughts and insecurities. This book offers practical advice on embracing your uniqueness, boosting your confidence, and building lasting relationships. It’s packed with strategies that encourage personal growth and social success, making it an invaluable resource for any teen looking to improve their social skills and self-esteem. By following the guidance in this book, teens can learn to navigate social situations with ease and develop meaningful connections with others.

Connect Easily

Feel empowered and less alone by listening to this book. It breaks down how to talk to others simply and clearly, learn to be yourself, and still make friends. The book helps you see your value and uniqueness. It teaches you to handle the hard parts of social life letting you feel braver and more prepared for new situations. It makes making friends seem possible and less scary. This book is a great guide for any teen feeling socially anxious.

Breaking Insecurities.

Great book to help teens build confidence and break insecurities, the book talks about the common social issues most of teens come across, it provides helpful tips to embrace and enhance social skills, I really like the approach to every single aspect that brings social distress on teens.

Building Confidence Together

My daughter was having difficulty feeling confident around others, so we decided to listen to this book together. As we listened, we learned about the BRAVER You approach and discussed ways to overcome nervousness and embrace her uniqueness. One afternoon, as we practiced assertiveness and setting boundaries, I saw a noticeable improvement in my daughter's confidence. She began to believe in herself more and was able to express her thoughts and feelings assertively. This book not only helped her develop essential social skills but also strengthened our bond as we got through the challenges together. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Superb Book for Teens!

This is truly a superb audiobook for all teens, but especially teens that are struggling with social skills. Being a teen in today's society can be tough, and I know as I am currently raising my third and final teen. This book introduces the B.R.A.V.E.R. approach and will help your teen boost their confidence, feel less anxious, and work to remove their insecurities. The book focuses on enhancing their social skills, developing their self believe, finding their identity, and so much more. This book could be a life changer for your son or daughter, so do not hesitate to pick this up today!

Why wait til your 30’s for self-help?

We can all remember a time when our shyness and insecurities caused us what seemed like insurmountable challenges. Welp, a bunch of these issues carry over into adulthood for most of us! And it gets tougher when you see your own family run into these challenges too. However, thank the lord that we live in a time where so much wonderful information is freely available for us to benefit from, and Kristen Taylor’s ‘Master Social Skills for Teens’ is right on the mark with said beneficial information! She really knocks it out of the park with methods for developing self-confidence, defeating the dreaded shyness, and even gives the listener the awesome and unique “B.R.A.V.E.R. You approach”–a method I had NEVER heard of until now. This is super important listening for your young ones. Great stuff for parents to have their families listening to and absorbing! Don’t have them start on the self-help stuff in their 20s and 30s like everyone else LOL, why not have them start working on themselves now?!