Honaker, Virginia

I have always loved doing hair, makeup, and nails since I was a child. I've also always loved to pretend I'm teaching a class when I study. I took cosmetology and loves it in highschool and Im now planning to attend college to be a teacher. I'm so excited to work in a salon. I hope to open a...

I e been told many different things some being that if I have my state board license and have worked for 5 years in a salon I can open my own business other tell me I have to take a class and some say I don't have to.

I'm in 12 grade and in my 2nd year of cosmetology. I plan to work in a salon until I graduate college and become a teacher. I hope to open my own salon after 2 years of teaching but also continue to teach.

I'm trying to become an Electrician if that helps.

I am getting my certification in May and the only experience I have is clinicals. I am so excited to start this job and would prefer to be in a nursing home instead of a hospital.

How has your time in the industry been? Any tips to navigate networking? Experiences with people that have made you love it more or put you off of it?

I know that music and sharing creativity makes me happy, but will it be enough to keep me afloat? How can I make it a more financially fulfilling career?

I don't want to get a degree and then feel like what I want or even something that would even be enjoyable is out of my reach. I also don't want to feel like I'd be better off leaving my education and just joining the workforce without a degree. How can I stop this? I like what I want to get a...

Currently, I'm a senior in high school going to college for advertisement and hospitality with a concentration in the music industry. I do some advertising and event planning for my family's concert venue, but I don't know if that's enough to beef up my resume for future jobs. What else can I do?

I think I've decided I want to do some form of art with my life; leaning more towards theatre. My options in my mind right now are 1) go to a community college and pursue theatre education. Become a drama teacher 2) go to a close-ish college and pursue fine arts education; become an art...

Hi, I'm an 11th (about to be 12th) grader trying to decide his career path. I've done stage performance since I was in pre-k and it has become something I need to express myself. I can't see myself without it in my life. However, my mom says I wouldn't be able to make a living off of it and...

I don't know how much they need to know about me. I'm not transitioned yet, and I'm afraid if I say I'm a male and then show up female presenting they won't accept me or will kick me out.

Don't get me wrong, I can write about many tragic things that have happened in my life, but that doesn't make up who I am.

They're completely different, but they are both significant to me. For instance, I love acting, I've been doing it my whole life and can't imagine myself without it! It makes me the happiest I've ever been and brought me out of my shell of anxiety. It's made me who I am. However, I also love...

I know some psychologist and therapist have their own things going on and might have to hear a lot of bad/sad things while at work so i was wondering how do you take care of your own mental to be prepared for that.