TESTIMONIALS
  

Dr. Cary Green has identified one under-explored element of success for students and young professionals: the soft skills necessary to be great. Success Skills for High School, College and Career is chock-full of insight, useful tips and hands-on exercises to develop the tools everyone needs to be more effective – John Hupalo, President, Invite Education
 

Dr. Green has a unique approach of integrating leadership, soft skills, and academic success skills which is precisely what makes him an invaluable resource and go-to person for schools, parents, and teachers who want to build success skills in their students. – Pat Wyman, Founder and CEO, HowToLearn.com
 

Dr. Green captures the essence of a young adult’s mind and connects some unfamiliar areas with an action plan to learn! His book includes insights that would be accepted by teens and young adults with eagerness and optimism. As a professional counselor, I value how Dr. Green has young adults take inventory of strengths and weaknesses, as well as values and life balance. His work is impressive and useful. Dr. Green has developed a comprehensive road map for young adults to follow as they head into high school, college, and career. This is a wonderful resource to inspire, enable, and enhance the academic performance and success skills of young adults.”– Jami Kirkbride, Licensed Professional Counselor
 

 Why “Soft Skills Synergy”?
 

Soft Skills Synergy is the key to building skills that work together to empower your teen to succeed in high school and college and prepare for a great start to her career.
 

Let me explain...
Skills in time management, communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and problem solving are commonly referred to as soft skills.
 

These skills work together synergistically with leadership skills and academic success skills to empower your teen to succeed in the classroom.
 

Employers also highly value soft skills.

Think of it like this: equipping your teen with leadership skills, soft skills, and academic success skills while she is in high school can boost her success right now and also prepare her for future college and career success.
 

 It’s lots of work to enable your teen to succeed in high school and prepare for college, let alone successfully build your teen's employability (soft) skills...and you may believe you are ill-prepared to give your teen the advice and guidance she needs. I'll show you how to avoid that line of thinking and help you help your teen achieve her educational and career goals faster.  
 

Bottom Line:
If enabling your teens to get the grades they are capable of getting and empowering them to succeed in the classroom and on the job sounds good, I can help!