Frustrated college graduate?

College Graduates will be homeless slaves with massive debt...the story continues Two years ago I wrote this piece that continues to get input. In this week's episode I share current questions from college graduates who feel trapped by virtue of their college degrees. But no one is trapped. We all have so many options to take our personal talents and move into our dream position. I’m not dissing getting a college degree. I have more degrees than anyone needs, but not with the idea that it was going to get me a particular job. I have those degrees for the sole purpose of learning and engaging with others. Questions: I'm on day 25 of the 48-day plan, I sent introductions via Linked In, but now that I’m getting ready to send my resume and cover letter to these contacts, I’m realizing I can’t send them through Linked In and their e-mail addresses aren’t available. What do you recommend as my next step? I’ve got a degree in teaching but don’t want to be a teacher I am a 45-year old attorney (married with four children) working for a non-profit making $48,000/year. I owe more in student loans than I did when I graduated 11 years ago.Should I go back to work for a toxic employer because I need the money? My son has a 2 degrees, one in Communication Speech and one in Theater. He considers himself an actor and does short films in our state as a side which doesn't pay. He has $83,000 in school debt and can't see himself climbing out of the black hole anytime soon, if ever. Join Dan Miller, author of 48 Days to the Work You Love, and the 48 Days Eagles Community for a FREE Webinar that will help you identify the things that may be holding you back from starting and growing a successful business and action steps to push past those fears, starting NOW. Monday, September 9th at 1 pm CT Followed by an Online Open House at 2 pm CT, during which you can hear successful entrepreneurs share how they pushed past their own fears to success. Reserve your spot here now. How You Can Help The Show If you find this podcast helpful, please Subscribe and Review it on iTunes. It’s a great way to support the show and only takes a few seconds. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW Have a Question for Dan? Send your Questions to [email protected]