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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2025 · 42 MIN

[46] What Young Adults Wish Parents Knew, a Conversation with Coach Gregory Jack

from Becoming In the Middle · host Alicia Howard

In this conversation, I sit down with Gregory Jack, a coach for young adults, to explore the unique struggles facing today's emerging generation. From loneliness and dating challenges to friendship struggles and the pressure of feeling behind in life, Gregory shares insight into the emotional world of young adults—and how parents can show up in supportive, meaningful ways. Together, we discuss: Why so many young adults feel disconnected and unsure of themselves What parents can do (and avoid) to strengthen relationships with their grown children How to offer support without control How young adults can better understand the parent's perspective If you're navigating the delicate shift from parenting to partnering with your adult kids—or if you're a young adult longing for understanding—this conversation offers practical wisdom, empathy, and hope for building deeper connection across generations. Learn more about Gregory and his work: Gregory-Jack.com @gregory.d.jack Subscribe to my newsletter here.

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