Seasoned workers:

Many workers have reported that they "just fell into" their current job. They also often say that they don't especially like their job but don't really know what other work they might be good at. They often say that they would like to do a job that is more fullfilling.

You will spend at least 40 years working at one job or another and approximately 76% of those 40 years at work. If you are "singing the work day blues" it may make sense to spend a little time exploring your interests, values and abilities to seek work that is both fun and fullfilling. Start a plan now to begin your journey to the job you really love doing.
 

Career seekers:

High School students today are bombared with overwhelming amounts of information about directions they could go after graduation. The schools are doing all they can to make all of this information available to students and parents, but are unable to give very much individual attention to students when it comes to making career plans.

Parents are spending thousands of dollars on advanced education without a clear plan for the college major and how that will translate into earning potential upon graduation.

Students who choose not to attend college often just "fall into" a job without really considering whether that job is fullfilling or not. Come explore interests, aptitudes, and values and how they relate to the career options available and make a plan for your future after High School that will get you on the right path to a career you can enjoy doing 76% of the next 40 years.