College is Coming -

Is your Teen Ready to Manage it all on their own?

✔ Keep track of assignments (without your reminders).

✔ Plan ahead (instead of procrastinating).

✔ Stay organized (even when life gets busy).

Give your teen the executive function skills they NEED for college success!

Why This Matters (And Why Most Freshmen Struggle)

Most college freshmen aren’t prepared to manage their schedule, track assignments, and stay organized without you keeping them on track.

📌 Professors won't remind them about deadlines.

📌 You won’t be there to keep their calendar.

📌 Without these skills, students struggle—and many end up on academic probation or even drop out.

But your teen CAN learn these skills now—before they step foot on campus.

The 7 Executive Function Skills Every Student Needs Before College will help them gain independence, reduce stress (theirs and yours), and help them trhive in college!

“I didn’t realize how much I was managing for my teen until we went through the checklists. We started using the strategies, and now she’s getting things done without me having to remind her 100 times!”

Sarah

Mom of a High School Senior

What's Inside?

7 Essential Skills – The must-have executive function skills every college student needs.
Skill Checklists – See where your teen excels and where they need support.
Actionable Strategies – Simple, effective ways to strengthen organization, time management, and focus.
Real-Life Application – Practical tips to help with planning, self-advocacy, and independent problem-solving.
Support Without Micromanaging – Help your teen gain independence while staying on track.

🔒 No spam, no sharing—just valuable tips for your teen’s success.

"Thank you! The tips have given my son the confidence and tools to stay on track. We’re still working on it, but I can already see a big improvement!"

Laura S.

Mom of High School Senior

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I'm Krista Anderson

As a Certified Executive Function & ADHD Coach with 15+ years of experience in leadership development and working with students, I’ve guided countless young adults in building the executive function skills they need to succeed—not just in college, but in life. From time management and organization to self-advocacy and independent problem-solving, I equip students with practical strategies that set them up for long-term success through resources, coaching and courses.

I know this struggle firsthand—I went from

academic probation to the Dean’s List

and thrived in grad school. I understand what it’s like to feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to start, and that’s why I’m passionate about helping students bridge the gap between potential and achievement. With the right tools, support, and mindset, they can take control of their education, their future, and their confidence.

🔒 No spam, no sharing—just valuable tips for your teen’s success.

If you've still got questions for us or want to chat, please email us anytime!

We'd love the chance to connect.