Denny Strecker
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Parenting, Child Development, Self Improvement, Martial Arts Expert

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Parents spend weeks and even months worrying over what name to choose for their child. They go to birthing classes and in some cases, consult an interior decorator to design the room for their child. But almost no parent spends ANY time thinking and planning about how to raise their child. Every parent knows what they want the end result to be - a child who is confident, assertive, happy and honest - but they don't spend any time working on creating the daily habits that lead to that end result.
Denny Strecker has been working with parents for over 23 years to improve their
skills in raising children. He teaches parents how to give their children the "Life Skills" that society expects, but that no one teaches.
Denny helps parents create a personalized "goal plan" and makes sure that they
understand the reasons "why" behind the "how". He teaches parents how to improve
their relationship with their children so everyone benefits.
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Take A Chance!
This is one of my favorite articles. It’s by Tom Peters, the author of “In Search of Excellence,” and “Passion for Excellence.” Risk Taking: Let’s say you were playing poker and you thought you had a decent hand. In fact, you were willing to bet on it! Out of your five poker chips, you bet ...
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Guide Your Child Towards Success
This is an excerpt from Professor Paul Pilzer, author of "Unlimited Wealth" and "Other People's Money"..."One of the questions I am frequently asked by parents, particularly parents who have succeeded themselves but didn't have the opportunity to go to college, is what subject their son or ...
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6 Steps to Strengthen Your Child's Self-Esteem
The following points are helpful in strengthening and supporting a healthy sense of self-esteem: 1. Help your child learn how to make and keep friends. Healthy friendships are important, because children in this age group are increasingly sensitive about how their friends feel about them. ...
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5 Skills of Listening
The 5 Skills of Listening! It’s frustrating when our children don’t seem to listen, isn’t it? And when they don’t pay attention to what you are saying in the home, you have to wonder how much they are missing at school! In 10+ years of teaching Martial Arts in our community, ...
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3 Tips For Developing Self-Discipline In Children
Please consider carefully the following strategies: 3 Tips for Developing Self-Discipline in Your Children 1. Always, always, do what you say you are going to do. Remember that your children learn from EVERY encounter with you...even if it's not what you want them to learn! If you tell a ...
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Stop Your Grandkids' Whining And Teach Them To Manage Money
Grandchildren know how to get what they want -- they nag. Here's what grandparents can do to gain control over the nagging and teach valuable lessons about money. The Center for a New American Dream published a survey about kids and nagging. The poll found the typical child aged 12 to 17 asked ...
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Back To School Bully Defense
Bully Defense on the Bus Tip 1: Sit near the front of the bus! Sitting close to the driver will make bullies and teasers think twice before acting for fear of getting caught. Tip 2: Don't stay silent! Unless you feel that another kid will physically attack you if you speak up, remaining ...
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How To Raise Your Child's Self-Esteem
Beware! There is a thief near you! And that thief is not after your money or your VCR. This thief is after something far more valuable. The thief is after the Self-Esteem of your most precious possession...your child. My friends, we live in a largely negative world. And, unless you are ...
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Guide Your Child Towards Success
This is an excerpt from Professor Paul Pilzer, author of "Unlimited Wealth" and "Other People's Money"...One of the questions I am frequently asked by parents, particularly parents who have succeeded themselves but didn't have the opportunity to go to college, is what subject their son or ...
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The “Responsibility Model”
Responsibility! How many times have you said to yourself, “I wish my child would be more RESPONSIBLE!???” As parents of “Rock Solid Kids,” we want our children to grow up to be responsible for themselves. This includes taking responsibility for their actions, commitments, outcomes, and ...
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Helping Baby Boomers Understand their 12 to 18 Year old Grandchild
If you have ever stared in amazement at your teenager or grandchild wondering what in the world they are so upset about, you are not alone. Sometimes their behavior is odd or even strange. Other times it is simply crazy. Today I want to discuss the common conce s that most children between the ...
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The 5 Skills of Listening
It’s frustrating when our children don’t seem to listen, isn't it? And when they don’t pay attention to what you are saying at home, you have to wonder how much they are missing at school! In 15+ years of teaching Martial Arts in our community, we’ve developed a 5 step approach to ...
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Kids Karate Classes Troy Michigan
Karate school that teaches students to manifest the philosophy of the martial arts into their every day lives.
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Denny Strecker's Parenting and Self-Improvement
Denny Strecker's educates parents on how to teach their children the "Life Skills" that society expects but that no one teaches them. Skills such as self-confidence, self-discipline, leadership, time management, goal setting, and non-violent conflict resolution.
February 25, 2008
Contacting Denny Strecker
Phone: (248) 687-8641
Email: denny@dennystrecker.com