Raising Kids Who Think, Not Just Click Workshop
Move Beyond Screen Time Struggles & Prepare Your Kids for Success in the Age of AI
Why You Should Attend
Join Amy D. Love in a Live Interactive Session for Parents, Educators & Students
📍 Texas Tech Rawls College of Business
📅 Sunday, April 13 | 2–4PM
🎓 What You'll Learn
Live Interactive Session for Parents, Educators & Students
✅ AI won’t take your family’s jobs—People who understand AI will
✅ Real tools and strategies you and your kids can use the same day
✅ How to guide your child through the AI revolution with purpose, not panic
✅ The 6 essential traits every child needs to thrive in the AI-driven economy
✅ How to give your kids the mindset to lead, not just consume
✅ How to integrate family values and faith-based parenting into digital learning
🎁 Bonus: FREE copy of the new book Raising Entrepreneurs: Preparing Kids for Success in the Age of AI ($29.97 value)
📍 Event Details
📌 Date: Sunday, April 13 (One-Time Event Only!)
🕑 Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PM
🏫 Location: Texas Tech University – Rawls College of Business
🎫 Price: Just $24.97 for adults
👧 Middle and High School KIDS ATTEND FREE!
📘 Includes a FREE copy of Raising Entrepreneurs: Preparing Kids for Success in the Age of AI for each paying adult
Who Should Attend
Adults focused on preparing kids for a bold future.
Middle school and high school students looking to get an edge with AI
Parents of kids ages 5–24
Concerned about screen time, school gaps & future careers
Struggling with tech boundaries & seeking faith-grounded guidance
Wanting to prepare kids with real skills — not more distractions
Don't Miss This One Time Live Workshop in Lubbock
📍 Texas Tech – Sunday, April 13 | 2–5PM
🎟️ $24.97 | Middle & High School Kids attend FREE | Book included
Workshop host
Amy D. Love
Harvard MBA | Silicon Valley Exec | Texas Tech Alum | Mom
As former Texas Tech University Student Body President, Amy's returning to campus for a special engagement weekend!
AI Education Advocate
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