Teen coaching that teens love!

How teens describe their transformation…

"Mr. Kinney’s teaching totally changed the way I interact with others. It taught me how to engage in important conversations. Mr. Kinney taught me how to make people feel important by listening like they’re the only person in the room."

–Jaylah S., Spellman College, Class of 2025

“Mr. Kinney’s belief in me makes me feel like I can achieve any goal. He taught me how to quickly connect with people in social settings which really helped me. I also learned to confidently step outside of my comfort zone.”

- Grant C., Freshman, Tarrant County College

“Mr. Kinney encouraged me to be creative and find opportunities to start small businesses and be inventive! I never knew learning about business and money could be so much fun!”

- Sara G., John Brown University, Class of 2025

"Silicon Valley, the only thing that matters is how well you can sell yourself and pitch your ideas. I’m glad Mr. Kinney gave me the tools to be confident and believe in myself. Mr. Kinney was always there to encourage me to think big.”

- Roman S., Stanford University, Class of 2024

“I learned strategies to truly be successful in life. One of my favorites was learning the ‘non-awkward’ words to use if I didn’t remember previously meeting someone. This really helped prepare me for the future.”

- Allison R., Tarleton State Graduate, Class of 2022,
Elementary School Teacher, HEB ISD

Extraordinary teens achieve their dreams. Your teen deserves to be one of them.

Confident teens run for class office, audition for the school play, try out for the track team, take risks, and are good communicators (especially with adults!). They see a world of possibilities, not limitations.

Listen to why your teen is a great investment.

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I think you’ll relate to this story…

My son loved playing baseball in high school. So we paid for private lessons to get him to the next level.

When I would tell my son something important, it felt like it went in one ear and out the other. But when his coach told him something, he remembered it.

I learned it was the power of the coach (aka the “non-parent” voice). You can tell your teen your best advice, but it feels different when it comes from an outside voice—like a trusted coach, teacher, or friend.

Inside your teen are big dreams. But they might feel stuck. I’m here to coach your teens and tell them what you want them to know but they’re not hearing from you.