The most powerful way to guide your teen through the career exploration process is by asking the right questions and listening actively.

Learn why values matter in career planning and identify practical ways you can help your teen uncover what’s most important to them.

Learn how to guide your teen in building a post-high school plan that aligns with their passions, values, and goals in 5 simple steps!

We often equate success with a 4-year college degree because it’s what we’ve been taught to believe. But is that really the only path?

Breaking the one-size-fits-all , college-for-all mentality of post-high school planning is the most effective way to help your teen.

I was afraid of missing out. While I’m uncomfortable engaging in the comparison culture of social media, I posted because I felt left out.

While I can’t guarantee this process will be conflict-free, I can assure you that these will guide this process with your teen.

As parents, we feel responsible for our kids’ success, but, ultimately, only they can define it for themselves. Trust the process.

Looking back, I wish I had helped my daughter choose a post-high school pathway differently. I wish I knew then what I know know.

Career exploration is overwhelming. We want our teens to be happy with their post-graduation plans, but we often don’t know how to help them

What do do when your teen isn’t feeling 100% confident in their post-graduation plan?

So your teen has no idea what to do after graduation. What now?

Let's be real...Raising teenagers is TOUGH! But post-high school planning doesn't need to be!

There’s a reason why teens struggle with motivation: the pandemic removed the foundation of post-grad planning. So how do we combat it?

Most of us think that a 4-year degree is the best way to success. That isn’t true! There are so many pathways to success for ALL teens.

Before jumping into a college degree right out of school, today’s teens would benefit to pause and develop a pathway that best fits them.

The benefits of an apprenticeship or trade school program may prove a better investment of time and money than a 4-year school. Here's why.

Rarely do teens ever want to talk about their futures, but they need help clarifying their dreams, so what do you do?

If your teen has decided the 4-year college is NOT for them, don’t panic!

Four-year colleges can be one of the best investments of time and money for our teens- if it's the right fit. How can we know for sure?...