The way you process your experiences can shape the way you discern calling, choose a major, approach relationships, and imagine future work. The Enneagram offers one helpful framework for noticing these patterns through what are often called the three “centers …
When students think about calling, they often think about their interests, strengths, values, major, or future career. Those things are key, big ideas. But let’s dive a bit deeper with an often overlooked part of who you are:
Your body.
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Many students ask, What am I called to do with my life? This is, obviously, an important question. But understanding what you are called to do and leading yourself into that calling are different things
Life calling is deeply personal. …
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Many students ask some version of the same big question: What am I supposed to do with my life? That question matters, but it can also feel overwhelming. Sometimes a better place to begin is with a more practical question:
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Sitting at home with a fresh degree and an empty inbox is a special kind of stress. Most people in this position treat the job search like a numbers game—throwing a hundred generic resumes at a hundred different portals and …
There’s a specific kind of frustration that comes from sending out dozens of applications and getting nothing but automated “no thank you” emails—or worse, total silence. When you’re a new grad, it’s easy to blame a “bad market” or “the …
Let’s be honest: very few people actually end up spending forty years doing exactly what they studied at twenty-two. It’s incredibly common to wake up senior year and realize that while you have a degree in Sociology, you actually want …
According to NACE’s Job Outlook 2025 survey, nearly 90% of employers look for problem-solving skills on student resumes, while almost 80% look for teamwork skills.
Your resume is where you show employers what you can do, from your work experience …
Are you interested in how and why we make the decisions we do? Rational-choice theory is examined in how it fails to accurately explain decision making. Click on the link to read more.
https://behavioralscientist.org/what-it-takes-to-make-good-decisions-judgment-not-calculation/
Author: Barry Schwartz
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The majority of our habits are hard to break and more frequently than not they are bad for us. Learn about how one falls into bad habits and how to overcome them. Click on the link below to read more.
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