What you can expect
Most people spend their time in the “yellow section” making seriously important decisions after little research or understanding. This can cost 1,000’s of dollars, and in the end, lead to paths that are not a fit for the person.
- The average cost of college for 1 year is $26,027. That would be over $100,000 for a 4 year degree!
I have worked with 100’s of young people and they initially state that they “know” what they want to study/do etc. When I ask some clarifying questions, they stare off, can’t answer, or give hollow answers (that their well-meaning parents told them or something they saw on the internet or in a movie that looked interesting).
Most people actually can’t verbalize clearly what they are good at (which is completely normal!). But, they truly are STUCK and are about to pay tons of money on something they don’t have a full understanding about.
They need help.
I provide guided exploration, along with years of career counseling experience, to unleash focus and clarity with each client in their career pursuits and goals. Who does not want a crystal clear path of purpose, focus and meaning?!
The plan
I work with career counseling clients an average of 3-5 sessions, with very active participation from the client, as they work through the stages of the blue section above. It’s a fascinating, fun and life changing experience to leave the process with a crystal clear plan.
Students will come away knowing with clarity:
~Kimberly
what should I do with my life
what should I study (major)
what if I studied the wrong major
what if I don’t know what to do with it
will I ever find a job I enjoy
where should I get work experience?
No matter the stage/age or educational level,
it’s possible to know with absolute clarity the path for you!
“Kimberly took me from total confusion and discouragement to knowing exactly what I am meant to do. It was well worth every minute.”
— Happy Customer
My commitment
I will be with you, guide you and help you see yourself, your giftings and your desires, as they fit into the world of work, as clearly and succinctly as possible. What do you have to lose? (Except a lot of money and your time:)
Kimberly T Hanson 