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5 days ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
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5 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Sarah Hernholm
I Teach Middle Schoolers. I’m Seeing Something in the Kids That’s Getting Worse Every Year. Dear Good Job, I have been an eighth-grade teacher for seven years now and am beginning to think I made a terrible mistake in terms of choosing my …
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6 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Sarah Hernholm
6 hours agoYou don't need to buy a scanner to sign, scan and send official documents -- just follow these steps to use the scanner right on your iPhone. These days, it's pretty easy to digitally sign important documents, but sometimes you just need to sign a physical piece of paper and scan it to send over …
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6 days ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
Will AI skills matter more than degrees? gettyCollege used to be the default launchpad for success. But in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, automation, and rapidly evolving industries, that formula is shifting. Today’s students—and their parents—are asking a new question: Does a degree still guarantee a future-proof career? The answer is increasingly nuanced.
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6 days ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
Mentorship gets portrayed as something exclusive—reserved for Ivy League networks, elite accelerator programs, or founders who happen to know the right people. Valuable mentorship doesn't require impressive credentials; it requires genuine care and guidance. It requires connection, consistency, and genuine support. At WIT (Whatever It Takes), the organization I founded in 2009, I've watched thousands of young entrepreneurs transform their lives through meaningful mentorship relationships.
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1 week ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
Teen entrepreneurship is on the rise, according to recent Junior Achievement research. With 60% of teens preferring to start their own business rather than working a traditional job. Unlike previous generations limited to babysitting and lawn mowing, today's young entrepreneurs are building global brands from their bedrooms. Teens are jumping straight into global markets—thanks to digital products.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
The college application process has never been more competitive. With test-optional policies at many universities, admissions officers scrutinize extracurriculars, essays, and proven initiative more than ever. Teen applicants need ways to stand out beyond GPA and standardized test scores. Some teenagers are considering professional certifications and skill-building courses to differentiate themselves and build their resumes.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Sarah Hernholm
'The Boys' Star Has 2-Word Reaction After Learning How Series Finale EndsThe latest comments could hint at how Season 5 plays out. If you weren’t excited enough about how one of television’s most chaos-loaded shows opts to …
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3 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Sarah Hernholm
Trump warns Walmart: Don't raise prices due to my tariffs but do eat the costs from those taxesWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Saturday ripped into Walmart, saying on social media that the retail giant should eat the additional costs created by his tariffs. As Trump has jacked up import taxes, he has tried to assure a skeptical public that foreign producers would pay for those …
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3 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Sarah Hernholm
In classrooms across America, teachers are increasingly looking beyond their primary roles for financial stability. Federal data shows that approximately 20% of educators work second jobs during the school year. This number jumps dramatically when counting all forms of supplemental work—from coaching to mentoring to weekend retail shifts. The Economic Policy Institute found 59% of teachers supplement their income through additional work.
