4 Principles of Rest for Busy Students May 31, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower Preparing for life takes a lot of hard work. Whether it’s college, high school, or some other form of non-academic training, young adults who are serious about their future will…Continue reading4 Principles of Rest for Busy Students
How Your Student Can Start Building a Professional Network May 24, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower What role does a community play in launching your student’s career? I’ve written previously about the power of a personal network when beginning a career. It’s not always about what…Continue readingHow Your Student Can Start Building a Professional Network
How Asking Questions Makes You A Better Leader May 10, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower At Unbound, we talk a lot about leadership. And we talk about questions. How do these two things work together in a young adult’s life? Let’s explore why asking questions…Continue readingHow Asking Questions Makes You A Better Leader
Will Going to College Actually Set Your Student Back? April 19, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower For years, college has been regarded as the stepping stone to a great career, a higher salary, and a fulfilling life. It’s been marketed as the threshold of the American…Continue readingWill Going to College Actually Set Your Student Back?
How Servant Leadership Empowers Young Adults to Be People of Influence March 29, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower You’ve probably heard the term “servant leadership” before. It’s a model of leadership that places more emphasis on service than on top-down authority. It’s based on distinctly Christian principles. Leadership…Continue readingHow Servant Leadership Empowers Young Adults to Be People of Influence
Cornell’s New Policy to Fight Student Burnout: Is It Effective? March 22, 2022November 11, 2022Jace Bower News came out recently that Cornell University is lowering its maximum credits per semester for engineering students in an effort to support student’s mental health and decrease student burnout. The…Continue readingCornell’s New Policy to Fight Student Burnout: Is It Effective?