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That is a task that is not easy, as anyone who has ever tried mentoring troubled youth can attest to. Mentoring troubled youth, putting them on the right path, and actually connecting with them, is all something that is learned through experience. No one is great at dealing with youth the first time around. So, if you have experience dealing with troubled youth, either because you were a counselor at one point, or you simple grew up around troubled youth and know how to connect with them, then you can write a really helpful EBook on the …show more content…
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