Can't I Just Stay In My Room? - Larsen, Jennifer
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Can't I Just Stay in My Room? is a practical, judgment-free career guide for teens and young adults who feel overwhelmed by the pressure to have everything figured out. It's written for students who don't want another adult telling them what to do-just someone to help them figure out what they actually want. This book takes readers step-by-step through a process of career discovery using three simple, powerful questions: What are you good at? What do you enjoy? What does the world need? It's designed to help students understand their skills, identify possible paths, and build confidence in…mehr

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Can't I Just Stay in My Room? is a practical, judgment-free career guide for teens and young adults who feel overwhelmed by the pressure to have everything figured out. It's written for students who don't want another adult telling them what to do-just someone to help them figure out what they actually want. This book takes readers step-by-step through a process of career discovery using three simple, powerful questions: What are you good at? What do you enjoy? What does the world need? It's designed to help students understand their skills, identify possible paths, and build confidence in their decisions-whether that involves college, trade school, jumping into the workforce, or something less traditional. No preaching, no pressure-just real-world advice, clear guidance, and a little humor. Written by an experienced educator who knows how frustrating these conversations can be, this book is ideal for students, schools, parents, and counselors. It includes guided exercises and relatable examples to help readers think clearly, make good decisions, and stop dreading the future
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Jennifer Larsen is an educator, author, and career guide with a passion for helping teens and young adults find their path without panic. With multiple degrees in leadership, psychology, and management, she brings a clear, compassionate voice to the often overwhelming world of post-high school decisions. Her writing is friendly, practical, and refreshingly judgment-free.