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Put Simply: Life After School, the Paths and Obstacles #PutSimplyBook
| AUTHOR | Bloomquist, Jason |
| PUBLISHER | Independently Published (11/25/2020) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Description
Feeling a little lost? Life after school requires a more practical approach.
School life is one of the most memorable and relaxing times in one's life. You enjoy that period tension-free and just go with the flow. However, what happens after our school life ends? We are taught about all the equations and numerical, but we are not prepared about life after school. We must be prepared beforehand so that life after school will become full of comfort for us. Life after school explained in our "Put Simply" career planner book with lots of updates. Along with explaining the paths and obstacles for getting you where you want to go.
This is not a test, nor does this goal setting journal book contain academic jargon or "gotcha" questions with quizzes. Life is the test, measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise you are. This is more of a handbook of common and uncommon sense with simple explanations of the things in life that strangely aren't taught in school. This career book for students will help you map or remap your life to determine what is best for you. MULTIPLE PATHS AND OBSTACLES:
There are multiple paths to CHOOSE from, and there are no wrong answers or directions because it's about you and where you want to go. What may be important to one reader, may be of little value to another. This quick and simple read is designed with brevity and independence in mind, so individuals without a consistent reading habit can benefit from reading a page a day and garner value without getting lost The Balancing Act -
Career planning guide book provides paths in life after school, whether it's college, trade school, joining the workforce, starting a business or enlisting in the military. Everything you encounter can and will be an asset, liability or nonfactor. - Topics throughout this book are Put Simply in one to two pages with common and uncommon sense.
- Subtopics have examples, scenarios, a 'put simply' bullet points and often humorous notes.
- The final chapter is tips for whichever path you choose from someone has done them all.
- NOT IN THIS BOOK: Politics, religion, race or gender. Obstacles can be people, places and things depending on your goal and perspective. There are no quizzes or tests at the end, life is the test measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy and wise you are. What to expect to be 'Put Simply'-
You will get everything in this goal setting journal book that a student wants to start their career after school and college. Organizations: for profit, nonprofit and government entities - Joining the workforce, how to be an asset and get promoted - What to expect when enlisting in the military - Choosing a major or trade school - Physical and mental health - Being rich vs wealthy - Happiness at home and work - What's a bank, credit card, secured vs unsecured loan - Home ownership, renting and real estate - Your credit report card and FICO score - Taxes, insurance, retirement plans and benefits - Why your smart phone makes you dumb. Utilize this time carefully as it will determine what their future will be like.
The goal is to simplify assets, liabilities, and nonfactors to clear the paths, obstacles, and challenges that lie ahead. Regardless of how accomplished the reader considers themself, everyone will learn something new that provides value in their life. Students, teachers, parents, and young adults will benefit most from this book along with individuals looking to change or remap their life and circumstances. Regardless of the path you chose, this career success book won't tell you what to do or encourage you one way or another. It puts simply the 'what' so you can choose what's best for you.
School life is one of the most memorable and relaxing times in one's life. You enjoy that period tension-free and just go with the flow. However, what happens after our school life ends? We are taught about all the equations and numerical, but we are not prepared about life after school. We must be prepared beforehand so that life after school will become full of comfort for us. Life after school explained in our "Put Simply" career planner book with lots of updates. Along with explaining the paths and obstacles for getting you where you want to go.
This is not a test, nor does this goal setting journal book contain academic jargon or "gotcha" questions with quizzes. Life is the test, measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise you are. This is more of a handbook of common and uncommon sense with simple explanations of the things in life that strangely aren't taught in school. This career book for students will help you map or remap your life to determine what is best for you. MULTIPLE PATHS AND OBSTACLES:
There are multiple paths to CHOOSE from, and there are no wrong answers or directions because it's about you and where you want to go. What may be important to one reader, may be of little value to another. This quick and simple read is designed with brevity and independence in mind, so individuals without a consistent reading habit can benefit from reading a page a day and garner value without getting lost The Balancing Act -
Career planning guide book provides paths in life after school, whether it's college, trade school, joining the workforce, starting a business or enlisting in the military. Everything you encounter can and will be an asset, liability or nonfactor. - Topics throughout this book are Put Simply in one to two pages with common and uncommon sense.
- Subtopics have examples, scenarios, a 'put simply' bullet points and often humorous notes.
- The final chapter is tips for whichever path you choose from someone has done them all.
- NOT IN THIS BOOK: Politics, religion, race or gender. Obstacles can be people, places and things depending on your goal and perspective. There are no quizzes or tests at the end, life is the test measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy and wise you are. What to expect to be 'Put Simply'-
You will get everything in this goal setting journal book that a student wants to start their career after school and college. Organizations: for profit, nonprofit and government entities - Joining the workforce, how to be an asset and get promoted - What to expect when enlisting in the military - Choosing a major or trade school - Physical and mental health - Being rich vs wealthy - Happiness at home and work - What's a bank, credit card, secured vs unsecured loan - Home ownership, renting and real estate - Your credit report card and FICO score - Taxes, insurance, retirement plans and benefits - Why your smart phone makes you dumb. Utilize this time carefully as it will determine what their future will be like.
The goal is to simplify assets, liabilities, and nonfactors to clear the paths, obstacles, and challenges that lie ahead. Regardless of how accomplished the reader considers themself, everyone will learn something new that provides value in their life. Students, teachers, parents, and young adults will benefit most from this book along with individuals looking to change or remap their life and circumstances. Regardless of the path you chose, this career success book won't tell you what to do or encourage you one way or another. It puts simply the 'what' so you can choose what's best for you.
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ISBN-13:
9798566443300
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Paperback or Softback (Trade Paperback (Us))
Content Language:
English
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Page Count:
142
Carton Quantity:
54
Product Dimensions:
5.98 x 0.30 x 9.02 inches
Weight:
0.44 pound(s)
Country of Origin:
US
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Feeling a little lost? Life after school requires a more practical approach.
School life is one of the most memorable and relaxing times in one's life. You enjoy that period tension-free and just go with the flow. However, what happens after our school life ends? We are taught about all the equations and numerical, but we are not prepared about life after school. We must be prepared beforehand so that life after school will become full of comfort for us. Life after school explained in our "Put Simply" career planner book with lots of updates. Along with explaining the paths and obstacles for getting you where you want to go.
This is not a test, nor does this goal setting journal book contain academic jargon or "gotcha" questions with quizzes. Life is the test, measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise you are. This is more of a handbook of common and uncommon sense with simple explanations of the things in life that strangely aren't taught in school. This career book for students will help you map or remap your life to determine what is best for you. MULTIPLE PATHS AND OBSTACLES:
There are multiple paths to CHOOSE from, and there are no wrong answers or directions because it's about you and where you want to go. What may be important to one reader, may be of little value to another. This quick and simple read is designed with brevity and independence in mind, so individuals without a consistent reading habit can benefit from reading a page a day and garner value without getting lost The Balancing Act -
Career planning guide book provides paths in life after school, whether it's college, trade school, joining the workforce, starting a business or enlisting in the military. Everything you encounter can and will be an asset, liability or nonfactor. - Topics throughout this book are Put Simply in one to two pages with common and uncommon sense.
- Subtopics have examples, scenarios, a 'put simply' bullet points and often humorous notes.
- The final chapter is tips for whichever path you choose from someone has done them all.
- NOT IN THIS BOOK: Politics, religion, race or gender. Obstacles can be people, places and things depending on your goal and perspective. There are no quizzes or tests at the end, life is the test measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy and wise you are. What to expect to be 'Put Simply'-
You will get everything in this goal setting journal book that a student wants to start their career after school and college. Organizations: for profit, nonprofit and government entities - Joining the workforce, how to be an asset and get promoted - What to expect when enlisting in the military - Choosing a major or trade school - Physical and mental health - Being rich vs wealthy - Happiness at home and work - What's a bank, credit card, secured vs unsecured loan - Home ownership, renting and real estate - Your credit report card and FICO score - Taxes, insurance, retirement plans and benefits - Why your smart phone makes you dumb. Utilize this time carefully as it will determine what their future will be like.
The goal is to simplify assets, liabilities, and nonfactors to clear the paths, obstacles, and challenges that lie ahead. Regardless of how accomplished the reader considers themself, everyone will learn something new that provides value in their life. Students, teachers, parents, and young adults will benefit most from this book along with individuals looking to change or remap their life and circumstances. Regardless of the path you chose, this career success book won't tell you what to do or encourage you one way or another. It puts simply the 'what' so you can choose what's best for you.
School life is one of the most memorable and relaxing times in one's life. You enjoy that period tension-free and just go with the flow. However, what happens after our school life ends? We are taught about all the equations and numerical, but we are not prepared about life after school. We must be prepared beforehand so that life after school will become full of comfort for us. Life after school explained in our "Put Simply" career planner book with lots of updates. Along with explaining the paths and obstacles for getting you where you want to go.
This is not a test, nor does this goal setting journal book contain academic jargon or "gotcha" questions with quizzes. Life is the test, measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy, and wise you are. This is more of a handbook of common and uncommon sense with simple explanations of the things in life that strangely aren't taught in school. This career book for students will help you map or remap your life to determine what is best for you. MULTIPLE PATHS AND OBSTACLES:
There are multiple paths to CHOOSE from, and there are no wrong answers or directions because it's about you and where you want to go. What may be important to one reader, may be of little value to another. This quick and simple read is designed with brevity and independence in mind, so individuals without a consistent reading habit can benefit from reading a page a day and garner value without getting lost The Balancing Act -
Career planning guide book provides paths in life after school, whether it's college, trade school, joining the workforce, starting a business or enlisting in the military. Everything you encounter can and will be an asset, liability or nonfactor. - Topics throughout this book are Put Simply in one to two pages with common and uncommon sense.
- Subtopics have examples, scenarios, a 'put simply' bullet points and often humorous notes.
- The final chapter is tips for whichever path you choose from someone has done them all.
- NOT IN THIS BOOK: Politics, religion, race or gender. Obstacles can be people, places and things depending on your goal and perspective. There are no quizzes or tests at the end, life is the test measured by how happy, healthy, wealthy and wise you are. What to expect to be 'Put Simply'-
You will get everything in this goal setting journal book that a student wants to start their career after school and college. Organizations: for profit, nonprofit and government entities - Joining the workforce, how to be an asset and get promoted - What to expect when enlisting in the military - Choosing a major or trade school - Physical and mental health - Being rich vs wealthy - Happiness at home and work - What's a bank, credit card, secured vs unsecured loan - Home ownership, renting and real estate - Your credit report card and FICO score - Taxes, insurance, retirement plans and benefits - Why your smart phone makes you dumb. Utilize this time carefully as it will determine what their future will be like.
The goal is to simplify assets, liabilities, and nonfactors to clear the paths, obstacles, and challenges that lie ahead. Regardless of how accomplished the reader considers themself, everyone will learn something new that provides value in their life. Students, teachers, parents, and young adults will benefit most from this book along with individuals looking to change or remap their life and circumstances. Regardless of the path you chose, this career success book won't tell you what to do or encourage you one way or another. It puts simply the 'what' so you can choose what's best for you.
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