<p><strong>Now What?</strong><br />
“How to succeed even if college is not an option for you.”<br />
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Congrats on graduating high school! The open house was wonderful, and hey, you made a few bucks. Now what? What do you do now? Where do you go? How do you get there? How do you get there without a college degree? Nobody is hiring. Nobody cares. You’re not ready. It seems too hard. Your friends aren’t going to college. You never thought about these things.<br />
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Right now is the most valuable time in your life. You just need to know that this is a gift, and you will succeed. Take a deep breath and take a moment to think about the future. No one knows what you have been through—the heartaches, the tough situations, the lack of guidance, and the feeling of not being loved. You have many other obstacles, such as having no money, no help, no support, and no hope. But there is someone who wants to help you.<br />
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<strong>His name is Kevin Johnson. </strong><br />
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This guy, Kevin Johnson, cares. This guy believes in you. This guy has been there. This guy knows you can do it. Now at this point, you are probably wondering why I’m holding a chicken. Well, it is because when you graduate, you have so many people pulling on you, such as your family, friends, and schools, asking, “What now?” You are just like a chicken running around with its head cut off.<br />
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<strong>We are going to fix all of that. It starts now. </strong><br />
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<strong>About the Author</strong><br />
Kevin Johnson is a husband and father of five boys. He has spent more than two decades helping people find careers and companies find great talent. He is a talent leader, a coach, an educator, and presenter who has changed the lives of thousands of people through employment. Kevin has a deep passion for helping people find their talent and helping them land a job. Your success is truly his reward.<br />
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He is a graduate of Glenville State College in Glenville, West Virginia, and currently resides in Porter County, Indiana.</p>
