1. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. -Confucius

2. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. Career Interest Versus Work Style

3. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. Career Interests The experiences we like and dislike Career interest can be (but is not always) linked to our skills and abilities. Often a person is interested in a specific area and needs to develop proficiency in skills that are connected to that interest through postsecondary education or training.

4. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. Work Style Work values or preferences How we prefer to use our time and energy to achieve results Our preference toward working with others The physical working environment we prefer.

5. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. Conclusion Paragraph Using the inventory results summary information, write a conclusion paragraph that synthesizes (DOK 3) the results of both inventories. A conclusion paragraph integrates ideas into a cohesive synthesis that provides insights or new perspectives. Structure for a conclusion paragraph might be: A synthesis statement (or thesis statement) Identify main reasons/causes/factors Recommendations/speculation on future action

6. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved.

7. MENTAL TOUGHNESS 2 Developed by Mockingbird Education www.mockingbirdeducation.net © MBE Holdings Inc. All rights reserved. 16 Career Clusters: Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources Architecture and Construction Arts, A/V Technology, and Communications Business, Management, and Administration Education and Training Finance Government and Public Administration Health Science Hospitality and Tourism Human Services Information Technology Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security Manufacturing Marketing, Sales, and Service Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics