Learn 3 Methods . . .

Coming soon . . . job applications, resumes, interviews, and . . . competition for it all.    

Here are 3 methods to help them stand out.

Fast Forward.  Now imagine a room with a desk.  In the chair sits someone reviewing your child's resume, or perhaps it's an interview.  Across on the other side of the table sits your child.

Are they ready?  Have they done something the interviewer will spot?  Have they learned to even recognize their accomplishments?  

Your "almost grown" child needs to learn to Stand OUT.  

What's not seen in that room?  There might be countless others vying for the same thing.  

Now come back to the present.  Your child is building their brand, their story, their resume so to speak - right now.  It's the one they'll use to get them launched into life.

Do they know moves they can make right now to have unique and interesting points to discuss in an interview and place on that resume?  They are already involved in activities, but are they motivated to make the most of them?  Or perhaps they have that unique stand-out twist to catch an interviewer's eye but they don't even recognize it to bring it up themselves?

If you think your "almost grown" could use a little encouragement to stand out more and hide out less then this podcast is for you.

In this podcast you'll hear how to level up using 3 methods:

• How to copy off the "smart person's paper" for a straighter pathway
• How to Elevate The Obvious
• How to Write Your Own History (2 approaches)

Your "almost-out-the-door" child has worked hard to get where they are.  So have you.  With small, yet mighty life-moves taken while they can still influence their own story, hiding out or looking just like everyone else melts.  

Bonus for this episode:  If you'd like to help your child learn to recognize, record, and organize their accomplishments PLUS organize them to be ready for that interview, resume, or any number of other reasons, then you'll want to snap up this free checklist and video guide.  Your child needs to learn to brag at the right times of course.  Here's the link of this makes sense for you:

• Finally, Get Your Child's "Bragging Documentation" organized!  (Free checklist and training video) 

 All my best and I hope the above helps your child become even more amazing than they already are.

Pam and the JellyGeneration Team