Do You Need To Get Your Life and Career Right? Join The Careerist Project

Brown Girl From Boston and Moore Impactful Career Consulting are in collaboration of helping you getting your mind and career right!  You are reading correctly. We have decided to bring our life, leadership, and career coaching skills to a screen near you. We want to coach, empower, and advocate for the uninspire, undecided, and beyond stressed but dope individuals. We want to transition you to success in your personal and professional life. 

The Careerist Project will help refine and redefine your life career purpose through personal. and professional success. We will help shape, transform, and propel your life and career skills. The Careerist Project is gear towards underrepresented graduating seniors and college graduates who want to think, live, and work outside the box. Your Careerist Project experience is totally remote with accessibility to two coaches.

To Learn More About the Careerist Project We will be hosting our first Q&A session on Wednesday, July 17th at 7:00 pm EST/6:00 pm CST. For more information, please email Andrea and Shemika at careeristproject@gmail.com or call/text me at 334-319-5278. Please pass on this information to your tribe/network. Love and Light, Drea Register Here

5 Tips for High School Graduates After Graduation

Congratulations!!! You've graduated from high school, Summer is here and you should be chilling!! Well not exactly. Check out this video for things you should be doing besides sleeping in late and hanging out all night with the squad. Scholarship Information: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/... Summer Job Search: www.idealist.org, www.indeed.com www.internships.com College Links: www.inroads.org Email for any questions or information about post-graduation: Andrea Imafidon: drea@browngirlfromboston.com

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Students, you should have three goals per semester to set and achieve. When you set goals, have daily intentions, and high but realistic expectations; you will be able to be holistically successful.

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