If you’re the parent of a teen getting ready for entry into the job market, my first report is something you’re going to want to read.
My son turned 16 last December. Kaden – hanging out with his friends – has held this belief that he needed to get a job. And while I think a job might be just what the doctor ordered for a whole number of reasons, I also know that this is not the vision on which he should focus.
Brief hint: the American Dream has changed through the decades. You need to understand some of these changes (it’s not that difficult) to make sense of the new 21st Century Dream.
The 21st Century Dream is not for everyone. My wife, Donna, who’s much, much smarter than me, isn’t up for it. On the other hand, having explained it to Kaden, he is. This is not some kind of elitism. In fact, I plan on blowing holes through the myth that everyone should partake of this dream in exactly the same ways
And once you see the logic of it, you’ll either have to agree, or you’re going to have to wonder just where this new vision can lead. There’ll be no middle ground here.
One final point about it.
This isn’t a question about winners and losers as a number of other so-called “hard hitting,” “straight talking” marketers cast their landscapes (which reveals more about them than about the landscape). It is about choices and consequences.
And it is a paean to the old saying, “viva la difference!”
I’m going to make this report available for $15.
However, if you’re on my announcement list when it’s released, you will get it for a mere one third that amount. That’s right … $5.
Just to be clear, if you find out about it on this blog (or elsewhere) it’ll cost you $15. If you get on my announcement list, you’ll receive a link to the $5 download. Just give me your name & email address in the fields below and claim The 21st Century Dream for yourself at only $5 when it’s ready (just a few days).
