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IQ and EQ are no longer enough!  Students must also be ready to take charge of their lives.  

When students leave high school, they will be treated like an adult and expected to act like an adult even though they are still teenagers.  This worktext takes the mystery out of what is required to attain one's aspirations by learning how to answer seven major questions (A7MQ) in seven segments of life.

Using a groundbreaking 21st-century septivium of essential mechanisms, Harvard-educated author Rozalia Williams guides students through the art and science of meeting the expectations of virtually every college official, hiring official, and military recruiter for the self-knowledge, self-discipline, and college knowledge a student must bring to the table if they desire to earn a credential and become employed.  

This life-changing worktext is a must-have for students who want to:

• Become independent thinkers
• Establish their own identities
• Rely on their own incomes
• Develop mutually beneficial relationships
• Work in satisfying careers
• Understand what influences their life choices
• Make the world a better place to live

Contents include self-scoring assessments, real-life 'What If..." scenarios, practice worksheets, comprehensive checklists, introspection journal prompts, quizzes, and more.

Keep this hand-held guidance tool within reach to quickly access the tasks to be performed on a daily basis to attain your aspirations. 

Conveniently displays the seven segments of life, 15 driving forces, three capacity-builders, five goal-diggers, five elements of a strategic plan, 15 parking forces, and four response mechanisms.  Review it first thing in the morning to take charge of the day.  

No technology, batteries, or assembly required.  

Access guidance anytime or anywhere!  Use these empowering cubes to brainstorm 6.7 million combinations of guidance prompts for what you can start, continue, or stop thinking, saying, doing, or becoming to attain your aspirations.  

Simply think of a goal you aspire to attain and write it down.  Mix up the cubes and place them on their matching cells on the grid.  Examine the layout and brainstorm ideas about how you can follow the directions written on each cube. Reset the cubes to generate a new combination of guidance prompts, or start the process with a new goal.  Determine which ideas you like best, and explore those ideas further.  Also:

• Brainstorm ideas when you are undecided about whether to proceed.
• Gain clarity when faced with difficult choices. 
• Work in pairs, groups, or teams.