Your path doesn’t have to be perfectly linear to get to where you’re meant to be. You don't have to get a master’s degree by 25. You can take 10 years to graduate college or even longer, if that’s what happens to work for you.
Josh and Maureen’s young adulthood looked very different from each other yet, they both ended up at the exact same destination. Josh knew exactly what he wanted to do in college while Maureen figured out her purpose only after years of going to college, dropping out, traveling, and repeating. Now, they both are the Co-Founders and Executive Directors Red Mountain Sedona and Colorado where they bring both of their passions together and help young adults overcome emotional and/or behavioral challenges.
In this episode of Success is Subjective, Josh and Maureen join Joanna to share their different college journeys and how their paths happened to cross, perfectly aligning. Listen in for their insight on how to take advantage of your young adult years and get a look at why it’s not important to have a linear path.
What You Will Learn
The high expectations placed on both Josh and Maureen around education
What it was like going to college at the early age of 17
The different childhood traumas they both had to learn to work through while in college
Maureen’s journey as she discovered what she is most passionate about
The huge play that studying abroad had in Maureen’s discovery
How Josh and Maureen’s paths’ crossed
How Red Mountain Sedona and Colorado came about
Your path doesn’t have to be linear!
How to achieve anything you want
Why it’s so important to be your own friend
Connect with Josh & Maureen
Email josh@redmountainprograms.com
Email maureen@redmountainprograms.com
Connect with Joanna Lilley
Lilley Consulting on Instagram
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