first do some simple activities like a simple puzzle. then work your way up. just focus on what you are doing. don’t give up, if its too hard take a break but finish it. its gonna take a while but you’ll get though it.
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If you want to achieve something with your life, it’s better to forget about your age and go for the real stuff. That’s my view. Sooner or later, you’re going to need them. Why not get a head start over your peers, if you mean business.

To become health, wealthy and wise, you need to take care of the four aspects of life: Health, Wealth, Relationships, and Contribution to society.

So, I’m going to forget your age and recommend a few appropriate books from my 2,000 personal library, and you take your pick from them, OK?

Reader’s Digest, The Complete Manual of Fitness and Well-being, a lifetime guide to self-improvement. workouts for men and women, eating for health, self-scoring fitness quizzes, dealing with stress, looking your best, sexuality, feeling good, staying young, treatments and therapies.

Now, Discover Your Strengths, the revolutionary program that shows you how to develop your unique talents and strengths - and those of the people you manage, by Marcus Buckingham & Donald Clifton

The Magic of Dialogue, transforming conflict into cooperation, by Daniel Yankelovitch, based on the open minded attitude that everyone brings a piece of the solution to problems.

Rich Dad Poor Dad, what the rich teach their kids about money - that the poor and middle class do not, by Robert Kiyosaki, choosing idea-intensive and capital intensive activities over labor-intensive activities.

Make Real Money On The Internet, by Stephen Pierce

Dream Crafting, the art of dreaming big, the science of making it happen, by Paul Levesque and Art McNeil, five skills for achieving any goal

The Power of Full Engagement, managing Energy, not time, is the key to high performance and personal renewal, by Jim Loehr & Tony Schwartz, achieving corporate success.

The Road Less Traveled, a new psychology of love, traditional values and spiritual growth, by Scott Peck, how to build up character and courage through facing our emotional problems squarely

The 7 habits of Highly Effective People, bringing back character ethics, by Stephen Covey, be proactive, begin with the end in mind, put first things first, think win/win, seek first to understand…then to be understood, synergize, sharpen the saw.

People Skills, how to assert yourself, listen to others, and resolve conflicts, by Robert Bolton,

Make The Right Decision Every Time, how to make the right business and personal decisions confidently, by Roger Dawson
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Teens Talk about what hurts and what helps: Surviving Divorce - Trudi Strain Trueit
Facts and statistics about divorce, with personal advice from teens whose families have been affected.

The teen girl’s gotta-have-it guide to embarrassing moments: How to survive life’s cringe-worthy situations!
by: Jessica Blatt
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Lol idk, my mom buys those for me. It’s realistic bc they happened in real life…but I can’t say they’re not cheesy. It’s a collection of shorts, though, and it helps.
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(2. 3. & 4. combined are known as The Preamble to the Constitution.)

2. This refers to the ideas and ideals that were principles of the Declaration. It also declares what is known as the ‘right of revolution’ - people have certain rights and if the Government violates these rights, the people have the additional right to ‘alter or abolish ‘ that Government.

3. This defines people as creatures of habit and hesitant to put effort into asserting change even when they aren’t comfortable with the way things are. It speaks of the need for a balance somewhere between wanting change when it isn’t really needed and reluctance to initiate change even when a situation clearly calls for it.

4. This defines the conditions under which the decline of the current Government can no longer be tolerated and the responsibility of the people to take action to end the abuses and correct the course for future security.

5. This is a list of charges against King George which attempt to show that he has violated the rights of colonists and is no longer suitable to lead. It’s intended to be an example of unacceptable Government and the need to take action as described in the Preamble.

I hope this helps you a bit. Best of luck!
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