INSIGHTS

Every modern parent knows this scene: “Time’s up. Close the phone. ”“Five more minutes!” “No, now!” “You always spoil everything!” And suddenly a peaceful home turns into a battlefield. Screens have become the new battleground in parenting.And no matter how many rules parents create, kids find ways to argue, cry, negotiate, or rebel. But what if screen time didn’t have to be a fight at all? What if your child naturally cooperated, understood the rules, and even self manage

You remind your teen to study. They nod, mumble “I’ll do it,” and somehow hours slip by. The room’s still messy, the notes untouched.You’re not alone — this isn’t laziness; it’s motivation mismatch. Motivation isn’t about effort — it’s about energy direction.When we understand what drives human behavior, we can help teens build inner drive that lasts far beyond deadlines and exams. Let’s explore how science explains motivation — and how parents can make it click.