Working the Road to Your Best Stuff 2.0

This workbook is introduced as a resource for hands-on work on career readiness. It follows the outline of The Road to Your Best Stuff 2.0 and allows a fuller experience and greater impact.

By providing fillable spaces in an editable pdf format, allowing the reader to explore in writing the content, ideas and questions, to see get them a fuller experience and get them further and deeper on the road to choosing and moving forward in their life's work.

By exploring the content in writing, the workbook provides a record of their thoughts for future review, decisions and choices for career entry and career success.

The workbook, like the book, uses a focus on exploring who they are o the way to career choices and career development.

Mike Williams is a consultant and career coach-strategist with a wealth of experience in career readiness. As president of Mike Williams Solutions, Mike has helped individuals, companies, and non-profits launch, grow and multiply their impact since 1981. Mike is best known for his work in launching the career of motivational speaker Les Brown, and to grow his multi-million-dollar, high impact as a global resource.

Mike Williams is also a veteran training designer and trainer, working with aspiring professional speakers and others seeking to add effective public speaking to their skill base. He has also worked with youth-entrepreneurs, to establish a foundation for successfully launching their careers and/or businesses. Mike's training experience includes workshops in career readiness, focusing on the "hard-core unemployed."

Before starting his company, Mike used his radio news experience to create a path in media production, including groundbreaking radio campaigns to support various community-based organizations. Then, in media relations Mike established a reputation for messaging, marketing and strategic planning for individuals, non-profits, small businesses, and various freelancers.

In 2021, Mike released his book, The Road to Your Best Stuff 2.0, a deeper follow-up to an earlier work. Now, his latest work provides a hands-on approach to career readiness that is headed for major impact for individuals and career-support institutions.