An insider's college admissions guide that teaches students to identify and harness their unique passions, stand out from the crowd, and achieve their dreams. Dr. Aviva Legatt has spent her career in higher education as a professor, counselor, and admissions officer in the Ivy League, and she wants to let students in on a secret: admissions offices are sick of seeing the same cookie-cutter applications. What were once considered best practices for “doing high school right” are now so commonplace that they have become a liability. Get Real and Get In teaches readers to think outside of the box and focus on what admissions officers are really looking for—young people who dare to be their most authentic selves. Through engaging, accessible, and empathetic prose, this book forms an inspirational roadmap for readers to uncover their true passions and leverage them to create applications that truly stand out from the crowd. It also features a variety of useful exercises and candid stories from many influential figures, which teach students to look beyond just getting into a “good” college and focus more actively on identifying and attaining their long term goals. Get Real and Get In is designed to ignite an essential mindset shift in students: stop trying to just “get in” and start figuring out exactly what you want from life and how to get it. Stop managing the impressions you make on admissions officers and start defying impressions. This is an essential guide to cutting through the noise of the admissions process and gaining the confidence to forge one’s own path to success—in college and beyond.
This book shares the unique FranklinCovey Sales Performance Group methodology that will help readers: · Start new business from scratch in a way both salespeople and clients can feel good about · Ask hard questions in a soft way · Close ...
This enables them to win at the margin. Get-Real Mindset provides simple but impactful ways for an individual to change their behavior and/or their thinking to increase the odds of success in life or in business.
Richard D. Lewis, “The Lewis Model: Dimensions of Behavior,” June 22, 2015, https://www.crossculture.com/the-lewis-model-dimensions-ofbehaviour/. 9. Livermore, Cultural Intelligence Difference, 11–18. Chapter 12. Personal Vision 1.
A fascinating look at the brave new world of virtual reality.
Details a step-by-step process that integrates stories, rituals and keys and tools to prepare for a sacred relationship.
This revised edition includes enhancements and incorporates feedback from thousands of salespeople who have benefited from the original edition and from attending live Get-Real Selling workshops.
In Donald E. Westlake's Get Real, the bad get better, the good slide a bit, and Lord help anyone caught between a thief and the current object of his attention: laughs "land on every page" (New York Times).
The result is a kaleidoscopic play of ideas and art forms that together define a wide range of issues in art."--BOOK JACKET.
The first book in a new series about the Wakefield twins finds Elizabeth and Jessica with totally different impressions about their first days and new friends at the Junior High School. Original.
This is not that kind of book. A twenty-something hustler, rainmaker, and bootstrapper who has survived and thrived despite never having held the proverbial "real" job, Scott Gerber is the ultimate "Generation Y-er.