Understanding Who You Are: Why UNDERSTAND Is Essential to Growth July 20, 2025July 17, 2025Jonathan Brush Helping students thrive is at the heart of what we do at Unbound. But thriving requires more than just asking good questions (ASK) or taking action (DO). It requires clarity—specifically,…Continue readingUnderstanding Who You Are: Why UNDERSTAND Is Essential to Growth
Helping Young Adults Grow Up: Why Asking the Right Questions Is the First Step July 18, 2025July 17, 2025Jonathan Brush What’s the first step toward becoming an independent, thriving adult? Most people assume the answer is something like getting a job, moving out, or going to college. But those are…Continue readingHelping Young Adults Grow Up: Why Asking the Right Questions Is the First Step
What School Didn’t Teach You: The Real Problem with “Real Life” Readiness July 11, 2025July 10, 2025Jonathan Brush “I came out of high school knowing how to prove a triangle is a triangle… but I don’t know how to do my taxes.” That quote came up early in…Continue readingWhat School Didn’t Teach You: The Real Problem with “Real Life” Readiness
Struggle Well: Why Doing Hard Things May Be the Best Path After High School July 10, 2025July 10, 2025Jonathan Brush “It all comes down to the ability to actually do something that is difficult and learn from it.” That line kicked off a recent episode of the Unbound Podcast, and…Continue readingStruggle Well: Why Doing Hard Things May Be the Best Path After High School
What to Expect as a First-Year Ascend Student July 9, 2025July 9, 2025Riley Maas “So what exactly is Ascend?” What an excellent question – we’re so glad you asked! Ascend, at its core, trains young adults to thrive by helping them understand and pursue…Continue readingWhat to Expect as a First-Year Ascend Student
Working with the 1% (Part 2): Rescuing Potential and Rebuilding Hope July 7, 2025July 7, 2025Jonathan Brush In my last article, I talked about a university professor who shared a sobering view of what he sees in today’s college students—apathy, detachment, lack of basic responsibility, and an…Continue readingWorking with the 1% (Part 2): Rescuing Potential and Rebuilding Hope
