Your 4.0 Student Is Bringing A Calculator To A Gunfight

The REAL reason smart kids end up hating their careers

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Let's skip the usual college admissions BS for a second.

Because while other consultants are obsessing over SAT scores and "how to write the perfect essay"...

We need to talk about something way more important:

What your kid's life looks like at 48 years old.

Yeah, you read that right.

And I know what you're thinking...

"Kristina, shouldn't we focus on getting INTO college first?"

But here's the thing about modern college admissions that NOBODY talks about:

Getting IN to a good school isn't the real challenge.

The challenge is making sure your kid doesn't end up being that "successful" 48-year old...

Who hates their life.

Makes great money... but dreads Monday mornings.

Has the fancy title... but zero fulfillment.

And secretly wishes they could go back and do it all differently.

THE UNCOMFORTABLE TRUTH

Most college counselors are playing checkers.

They're focused on:
• Test scores
• Essay editing
• Activity lists
• Interview prep

We're playing chess.

Actually... forget chess.

We're playing 3D interdimensional backgammon.

Because we start with one simple question:

"What do you want your life to look like in 30 years?"

(And "I want to go to Harvard" isn't an answer.)

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW MORE THAN EVER

Your kid isn't just competing against other "smart" kids anymore...

They're competing against:
• A 16-year old who developed an app that helps blind people navigate
• A teenager who started a sustainable farming movement
• A kid who turned their passion for teaching into a YouTube empire
• A student who's already doing graduate-level research

But here's what NOBODY tells you...

Half of these "super achievers" are MISERABLE.

They're building impressive resumes...

But they have no idea WHY.

They're collecting accolades...

But they're not building a LIFE.

HERE'S HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT

We don't just help kids get into college.

We help them design their future.

We work backwards from that 30-year vision...

To create projects and experiences that:
• Actually matter to THEM
• Build real-world skills
• Create genuine impact
• Tell a compelling story
• And yes... impress admissions officers

Because here's the secret:

When you help a kid build something REAL...

Something that aligns with their actual interests and goals...

Getting into a "good college" becomes the EASY part.

A QUICK EXAMPLE

Instead of telling a kid to "join clubs" or "start a non-profit"...

We help them identify what they ACTUALLY care about.

Then we help them build something meaningful around it.

Recent example:

One of our students loved gaming. But not just playing... he was fascinated by how games build communities.

Most counselors would have told him to "hide" this interest.

Instead, we helped him:
• Create a local gaming league
• Partner with libraries for venues
• Build leadership + business skills
• Connect isolated kids through competition
• Learn project management + marketing

The result?

Not only did he get into his dream school...

He discovered his actual passion:
Building communities through technology.

Now he's on a path that excites him...

Instead of one that just "looks good on paper."

BUT HERE'S WHERE MOST FAMILIES GO WRONG

They wait until it's too late.

They play Pin the Tail on the Career Donkey...

And turn their retirement accounts into a very expensive guessing game.

Want some fun "College Math?"

Take your kid's "I don't know what I want to do" ...
Multiply it by 4-6 years of tuition...
Add in 2-3 major changes...
Sprinkle in some "gap year" exploration...

CONGRATULATIONS!

You just flushed away your retirement.

The typical damage report:
• Year 1 of "finding themselves": $50K
• Switching majors (again): $50K
• "Taking time to explore": $50K
• Moving back home after graduation: PRICELESS

YOUR TWO OPTIONS

Look, you've got two ways to protect your kid's future (and your retirement account):

OPTION 1: THE SMART START - Major Mojo™

This is where I recommend MOST families begin.

Think of it as your "Everything You Need" toolkit to:
• Stop the major-switching money drain
• Turn "I don't know" into "I've got a plan"
• Help your kid find REAL direction (without the $50K exploration phase)

Plus, you'll get our complete system for:
• Landing meaningful internships
• Building professional networks
• Crushing interviews
• Negotiating offers
• Avoiding toxic first jobs

And because we want to help as many families as possible...

We've priced it at less than ONE WEEK of typical college tuition.

Need more personalized guidance?

We offer focused 45-minute Strategy Sessions for just $150.

(That's less than ONE textbook these days...)

During the call, we'll:
• Review your specific situation
• Map out potential paths
• Answer your burning questions
• See if more intensive 1-on-1 support makes sense

But honestly?

I recommend starting with Major Mojo™ first.

It gives you all our best tools and systems upfront...

So IF you decide you need more support later...

You'll already have the foundation in place.

The truth is:

Your kid's going to figure out their path eventually.

The only question is:

Will it cost you a Honda... or a House?

To your family's success,

Kristina

P.S. Remember that gaming league kid I mentioned?

He started with Major Mojo™.

Used our system to find his direction...

And only then did his parents invest in more support.

Smart move. Saved them about $40K in "exploration" costs.

P.P.S. Most parents wait until AFTER spending $50K+ on the wrong major...

The smart ones? They invest a fraction of that to get it right the FIRST time.

Which parent are you going to be?

 

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