When They Fly, You Can Soar: Finding Yourself After Senior Year

Start Your Comeback

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Graduation isn't just a major life transition for our kids—it's one for parents too. When your child walks across that stage, you're not losing your purpose, you're redefining it; your identity isn't ending, it's evolving.
• May brings a weird blend of adrenaline and dread for parents of graduating seniors
• The emotional blindside of this transition often catches parents unprepared
• Letting go is one of parenting's hardest challenges but necessary for growth
• Family rhythm changes dramatically when children leave home
• Five intentional steps to help parents let go without losing themselves:
- Teach them to own responsibilities before they leave
- Help them understand not everything is an emergency
- Shift from being a director to a guide
- Model humility and grace
- Talk about disappointment and resilience
• This transition marks your opportunity to rediscover what lights you up
• Your parenting role is evolving, not ending
If you're finding yourself unsure of what comes next, The link to the calendar is in the show notes. You're not benched—you're being repositioned for something new.
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Chapters

1. Welcome to Start Your Comeback (00:00:00)

2. The Emotional Roller Coaster of Senior Year (00:01:37)

3. Family Rhythm Changes After Graduation (00:03:13)

4. Five Steps to Navigate Letting Go (00:05:26)

5. Your Turn to Rediscover Purpose (00:08:12)

6. Episode Closing and What's Next (00:09:10)