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How do you precisely identify your most energizing Core Passions?
October 4, 2019After having successfully mentored over 1000 people of all ages, I have come to find that each person has a Core set of Passions: a group of activities, that when they do them, they feel the most Full of Life! … Continue reading
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August 16, 2019BY THE END OF THIS ARTICLE….. ….. You’ll understand why the core question you need to ask yourself is “Is my child emotionally and mentally ready for college?” NOT “Does my kid have the aptitude for college?” As physician Louis … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career assessment, career coach, Career Consultant, career counseling, career development, career fog, career guidance, Career Mentor, career planning, career selection, Career Sweet Spot, choosing a college, College Counseling, College guidance, college planning, college tuition, college vs trade school, counseling, counselor, Mentor, personalized career guidance, personalized career matching, unemployed college graduates, vocational assessment, vocational counseling | Comments Off on MANY reasons why your child should NOT go to college immediately after high schoolHow to stop following the herd of parents enslaving themselves in debt by naively dropping their kid off at the College Bus Station with $100,000 of tuition money
July 12, 2019Colleges are bus stations; multitudes roll in and are processed, but with minimal deeply personalized guidance on what bus route to take. The national average of students per counselor is 477 to 1 (California Department of Education, May 2015). The … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career assessment, career coach, Career Consultant, career counseilng, career development, career fog, career guidance, Career Mentor, career planning, career selection, Career Sweet Spot, choosing a college, College Counseling, College guidance, college planning, college tuition, college vs trade school, counseling, counselor, Mentor, personalized career guidance, personalized career matching, unemployed college graduates, vocational assessment, vocational counseling | Comments Off on How to stop following the herd of parents enslaving themselves in debt by naively dropping their kid off at the College Bus Station with $100,000 of tuition money2 Tables Make it Crystal Clear: Sending your child to college without a precise career plan is no longer an option
June 21, 2019Tuition for colleges and even vocational training programs has increased to the point where it is not even affordable for higher income families unless they put themselves into financial debt. Meanwhile, a great amount of students go to college who … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career assessment, career coach, Career Consultant, career counseilng, career development, career fog, career guidance, Career Mentor, career planning, career selection, Career Sweet Spot, choosing a college, College Counseling, College guidance, college planning, college tuition, college vs trade school, counseling, counselor, Mentor, personalized career guidance, personalized career matching, unemployed college graduates, vocational assessment, vocational counseling | Comments Off on 2 Tables Make it Crystal Clear: Sending your child to college without a precise career plan is no longer an optionRenewing our respect for the Dirty Jobs that build civilizations and are realistic careers for young people
August 30, 2018As the hype of higher education is slowly losing its glossy appearance and being replaced by gritty educational shoppers who are truly asking themselves if a certain academic degree is worth going into massive debt, there is an even more … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged affordable training, assessment, blue collar jobs, career, career assessment, career development, career selection, competitive wages, educational options, student career counseling, student career guidance, technical jobs, trade jobs, vocational guidance, vocational training | Comments Off on Renewing our respect for the Dirty Jobs that build civilizations and are realistic careers for young peopleWhy college is not THE way for your child to find a career; high paying trade jobs sit empty as a bachelor’s degree loses its value
May 11, 2018Penetrating NPR podcast you can listen to here: High Paying Trade Jobs Sit Empty, While High School Grads Line Up for University. There is an unfortunate mythology that the only way for your kid to make a living is after … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Articles | Tagged career, career assessment, Career Consultant, career development, career exploration, career guidance, college vs trade school, dream career, trade school, vocational guidance | Comments Off on Why college is not THE way for your child to find a career; high paying trade jobs sit empty as a bachelor’s degree loses its valueThe Secret but Reliable “Yellow Brick Road” that Ensures Your Adolescent Will Find a Job After College
April 7, 2017Over my 15 years of working with adolescents, one of the gravest errors I witnessed on a daily basis is parents who do not have their adolescents get significant work experiences and vocational exposure work before they go to college. … Continue reading
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