Is there a Connection between Family Relationships and College Success?
free book download (every Friday in May)
For many first-generation college students (and soon to be graduates and professionals) being the first in your family
can be exhausting and challenging, but the saving grace is that they may come from supportive environments.
The authors of "My First in my Family" show us statistical data to complement the many stories shared on the blog. In addition to
hard work and commitment, Jordan, Bridget, Joy, and Lupe also attribute their rise to the presence of loving, supportive relationships.
"My First in my Family" was an informational read! The authors' findings discuss how a parents' role and sacrifices were observed
to be the motivations of first gens to push through the fatigue, doubt, and stress. This book contains stories, detailed facts, and graphs
to support their description of the supportive relationships that were seen to yield college success among first gens.
I recommend this book and it can be downloaded for free on each Friday in May!
The Untold Rise Process
free diagram on five actions leading to career elevation
free diagram on five actions leading to career elevation
Aspiring first gens may be stagnant and uncertain of the next steps. Results from their attempts may not be seen, and thus requires a different approach to rising. First Gens in America who perform the actions of this #process will get closer to the top of their profession. Get the diagram to start TODAY!
The 5 actions in the diagram that you may want to incorporate in your #professionalhabits are:
- Shadow;
- Compare;
- Share Achievement;
- Visibility; and
- Express
Click the button below to get the explanations for each of the actions. These actions have helped me to build my #confidence and for others to view me as confident. Confidence is key when future employers or supervisors seek to hire or promote because they need to be certain that you are capable and qualified to perform the task. These are 5 of the 10 actions of the untold rise process I mention in my first book (scheduled for a summer release).
The 5 actions in the diagram that you may want to incorporate in your #professionalhabits are:
- Shadow;
- Compare;
- Share Achievement;
- Visibility; and
- Express
Click the button below to get the explanations for each of the actions. These actions have helped me to build my #confidence and for others to view me as confident. Confidence is key when future employers or supervisors seek to hire or promote because they need to be certain that you are capable and qualified to perform the task. These are 5 of the 10 actions of the untold rise process I mention in my first book (scheduled for a summer release).
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