Description
Why Young Adult's Blueprint for Success?
The young adult years--a time for exploration, learning and enjoyment. Too many young adults are not using these important years wisely and investing in their future personal growth. With the help of their parents and educators, the ultimate goal of the young adult years is to prepare them for a secure, stable and promising career after completing college. Unfortunately, there are plenty of roadblocks that can delay this goal for many young adults. I wrote The Young Adult's Blueprint for Success as a tool for young adults, their parents and their educators during these vital years. It details the A-Z on the nine key Best Practices that young adults need to focus on in order to land an exceptional job offer well before their college graduation. The promise of a challenging and exciting job, regardless of the current path taken by the young adult, is all within reach. The sooner he or she follows and implements my Blueprint for Success, the sooner a brighter, promising future becomes a reality.Author: Edith Moricz
Publisher: Advantage Media Group
Published: 05/29/2013
Pages: 96
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.23lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.20d
ISBN13: 9781599324227
ISBN10: 1599324229
BISAC Categories:
- Education | Counseling | Career Development
- Education | Counseling | Academic Development
About the Author
Edith T. Moricz, M.B.A., RFC is a senior revenue diversification and fundraising expert whose 20-year business career has focused on wealth management, business relationship cultivation and charitable fundraising in the Boston region. Through her nine years of fundraising, she has raised over $6M in five years to support multiple children's causes. She is the Founder and Chief Editor for BeyondSuccessOnline.com, a resource sharing the Best Practices of Successful Entrepreneurs with small business owners. She is the President of CommUnoSuccess, Inc., which leads small businesses in diversifying their revenue streams. One of her passions is to promote high personal and academic achievement among young adults.
She is an alumna of Boston University (B.S.B.A. cum laude 1991, M.B.A. 2001).