Coaching Highlights

In Chapter 11 of 16, University of Pennslyvania graduate Slava Rubin highlights how his career goals changed while attending the undergraduate Wharton School business program. While studying abroad in Belgium, Rubin rethinks his values and finds he is less interested in Wall Street banking work. Leaving behind his high school ambition to be the next "Wall Street" Gordon Gekko Michael Douglas character, Rubin instead secures a management consulting job and begins his career.

In Chapter 16 of 16, entrepreneur and SimpleGEO co-founder confronts new challenges present in starting a business. Managing and motivating staff as a general manager promises to be a big initial challenge for Stump as he builds headcount and assembles a product team.

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In Chapter 6 of 10, creative talent agent Stephanie Redlener shares how surrounding herself with inspiring social change and creative minded peers help her better identify and embrace her own social entrepreneurship ambitions. Redlener finds value in the osmosis of spending time around and connecting individuals having fun doing what they love in life and doing so with a creative and social mindset. Redlener is an advertising industry recruiter for The Talent Business.

Teens from Girls With Dreams give advice for other teens about peer pressure and drinking and driving. Find out how can teens deal with situations when friends drink and drive.

Interpersonal communication skills success depends on the right approach. Use these simple tips to improve at a faster rate. And you´ll enjoy much better interpersonal communication with friends and family.

As you already know, we are huge fans of our canine friends - puppies! Here are some very important life lessons that our puppies have taught us.

In Chapter 6 of 18, Jen Duberstein learns the importance and relevance of applying a law degree in a sports career. While working sports public relations and media production at NBA on TNT, Atlanta Thrashers, and the Goodwill Games, Duberstein is exposed to several groups and realizes that sports industry executives all have law degrees. She chooses to attend Northwestern University Law School to learn law and combine her sports legal and business career pursuits.

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In Chapter 3 of 9, Julia Green's post-law school Kramer Levin corporate litigation attorney role, which demanded long hours at work, failed to inspire her with purpose or meaning. Working on behalf of a corporate entity battling another corporate entity, she went looking beyond litigation to more individual-focused and less document-focused law careers. This transition into a role with a greater human interest element, brought her to a family law vs. criminal law crossroads. She finally chose cr

This video discusses if a cover letter can be informal when emailed to a potential employer.

In Chapter 3 of 20, Peer Health Exchange co founder Louise Davis shares lessons learned from teaching high school students healthy communication skills. Direct, clear communication, when both teacher and student are being clear and listening clearly, is an anchor when building trusting relationships and is fundamental to the PHE classroom experience.

In Chapter 5 of 20, Peer Health Exchange (PHE) co founder Louise Davis studies history, specifically American Race Issues at Yale University, to understand the context and patterns underlying socioeconomic and racial issues driving classroom and community inequality. Davis complements classroom experience with ground work in New Haven, Connecticut schools. These two efforts motivate Davis to start PHE and train college students to teach high school students decision making skills.

In Chapter 1 of 10 in her 2010 interview with Capture Your Flag host Erik Michielsen, health economist and comparative effectiveness researcher Clara Williams addresses health care issues in a social science career. Williams highlights how economics allows her to look at scientific and health care issues in a social environment. For example, this may include comparing treatment effectiveness of two drugs based on not only scientific factors but also social factors.