YOU Are the Role Model
Last week, I promised you that this season we will stay focused on getting you in a position where you can reach your potential, including making you competitive for that selective college you care about.
So in today’s episode, I have a challenge for you. Pick one thing that you’d love to get better at or one habit that you’d want to lose. And when you’re ready, press that “play” button.
Discover:
- 2-steps to developing a new habit (or ditching one that no longer serves you)
- How the Ivy League Challenge can help you become a role model
- Why deciding your identity is crucial for your growth & success
- Practical examples to guide you into a better version of yourself
- How to overcome challenging times when you don’t feel like being a role model
And so much more.
To learn more about this strategy and equip yourself with skills to confidently pursue the university of your dreams, sign up for the Ivy League Challenge. And start playing like a champion today!
"Too many people are overwhelmed, stressed out, and frustrated about college admissions prep. I created this podcast to help you build a standout college profile and boost your confidence. Enjoy!"
– Steve Gardner, Founder
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