Help your teen figure out what’s next before expensive decisions are made.
Your teen doesn’t need a perfect answer right now.
They need clarity about who they are so the next steps actually make sense.
So your teen wants to be a pilot, Broadway star, veterinarian, YouTuber, entrepreneur or has no idea at all.
And you’re wondering how to guide them toward a real plan that doesn’t involve wasted time, money, or motivation.
Not sure yet? Start with a Parent Conversation
“This program helped my son not only identify his strengths but see how they show up in real life.
He’s more confident in who God created him to be and has real clarity about the kind of career he wants to pursue. It’s been life-changing for him.”
— Mindy, Mom of an 11th Grade Boy
“This program helped me understand why I always try my best, even in classes I don’t enjoy.
I learned how to use my strengths in school and in life, and how both strengths and weaknesses can help me grow.”
— Preston, 11th Grade
“I feel more excited about my future now that I understand my strengths and what I’m good at.
I’m more confident choosing classes and thinking about college because I know myself better.”
— Brylie, 11th Grade
Why so many capable teens feel stuck
Most teens don’t struggle because they lack ability or opportunity. They struggle because they’re being asked to make adult decisions before they truly understand themselves.
That’s when parents hear:
“I don’t know.”
“I’ll figure it out later.”
Or silence, avoidance, and disengagement.
And it leaves you wondering how to help without pushing, nagging, or panicking.
When decisions are made without self-awareness, the cost is real.
Nearly 1 in 3 college students will transfer or drop out, often due to poor fit—not ability.
Many graduates never work in the field they studied, after years of time and tuition invested.
Most adults change careers multiple times, often wishing they had understood themselves sooner.
These outcomes don’t come from bad parenting or unmotivated teens.
They come from making big decisions before self-awareness is in place.
This doesn’t have to be your teen’s story
You don’t need to be in crisis to be here.
This is for parents who want their teen to make intentional decisions, not rushed or reactive ones.
Let’s help your teen answer the dreaded question, “What are you doing after high school?” with clarity and confidence not guesswork.
Your teen’s Main Character Era
What It Is
A period of time where your teen learns who they are as a unique individual—and understands their Main Character energy separate from everyone else.
This isn’t about ego or entitlement.
It’s about identity, ownership, and direction.
What It Does
It gives your teen the language, permission, and confidence to shape a meaningful future that fits them instead of letting pressure, comparison, or imposter syndrome drive their decisions.
When teens understand how they’re wired, motivation stops being a fight and momentum becomes natural.
Your teen will:
Understand why certain careers interest them
Feel confident pursuing, or pivoting from, those paths
Take ownership of next steps instead of avoiding the conversation
Instead of shutting down when the future comes up, they begin engaging with clarity and confidence.
And yes, this works whether your teen plans to attend a traditional college, start a business, or explore the trades.
What this means for you
Beyond having a happier, more confident teen at home, you’ll finally know how to guide their next steps without guessing or second-guessing every decision.
You can support their path with confidence, including how (and when) to use your 529 college savings because the direction actually fits.
Not sure yet? Start with a Parent Conversation
How it works
Phase One:
Main Character Era
Build self-awareness, confidence, and ownership.
Phase Two:
Boss Move Era
Apply that clarity to real decisions about school, work, and next steps.
Phase Three:
College-Age Era
Continued guidance as your teen grows and adjusts.
If you have a 10th, 11th, or 12th grader, this is a powerful time to start.
Hi! I’m Anna.
I help teens confidently answer the dreaded question, “What are you going to do after high school?”
I help teens confidently answer the question, “What are you going to do after high school?”
I know what it feels like to be uncertain about the future. As a teen and young adult, I made choices based on avoidance, pressure, and limited guidance and spent years guessing instead of moving forward with confidence.
That’s exactly what I don’t want for your teen.
I’m a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach, an ICF-certified coach, and I hold an MBA. I also bring over 20 years of corporate and entrepreneurial experience into my work. Whether I’m coaching executives or teens, the foundation is the same: clarity about strengths leads to better decisions, motivation, and follow-through.
So, what will you choose?
For less than the price of Psychology 101, your teen enters their Main Character Era and starts making informed, confident decisions they can actually follow through on.
This isn’t college prep.
It’s pre-decision clarity. So whatever comes next actually fits.
Not sure yet? Start with a Parent Conversation