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Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people must solve the extremely hard problem of where they're going in life as they make the leap from adolescence to adulthood.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people, not only to survive in their environment but to thrive in it, must become aware of the abundance of soft skills that they have mastered during their high school years.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people must understand the environment in which they currently find themselves in order to figure out where they are; where they fit and once they figure that out, they will have a better chance of figuring out where they're going.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people must use all of the skills that they have mastered over the years in order to successfully make the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people need to understand where they are and how they fit in their current environment in order to figure out where they want to go and how to get there.
J-B's informed opinion is that young people have the upper hand, in the current work environment' if they are willing to be trained in order to fill just one of the multitude of jobs that remain unfilled.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people should dream dreams that are big enough to motivate them to set and achieve goals for themselves as they continue to follow their chosen pathway into their future life.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people remember how resilient that are in the face of disappointments that they may encounter as they follow their chosen pathway through their life-arc.
Joe-Brown's Informed Opinion is that young people should take advantage of holiday gatherings by asking family members and friends to tell their stories. He suggests that in hearing these stories, young people may become inspired to modify the pathway they are currently following and perhaps start out in a new direction.
Joe-Brown's informed opinion is that young people, especially recent high school graduates, need to figure out what's next for them. They need to determine where they want to go in their life. They need to dream big dreams, set goals for themselves, figure out where they're headed and get going.
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