By Highlands Certified Consultant Sue Seel. “The unexamined life is not worth living.” - Socrates Twenty years ago, in 1999, I was introduced to the paper-and-pencil version of The Highlands Ability Battery. My 18-year-old son was looking for direction as[...]
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“When wisdom meets imagination, great vision is born.” - The Stony Brook School For decades, the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) has been used by countless students to help prepare them for decisions about college (where to attend and what to[...]
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Maura Koutoujian is a Highlands Consultant who uses the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) in her practice as a career and wellness coach. The most compelling tools are often those that have worked for us personally. That’s the case for Maura[...]
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An article by Luke DeLaVergne, founder of Thrive Consulting. Have you wondered when you will have an opportunity to promote? Or have you felt as if your potential was not being observed by the right leaders? Let me first reassure[...]
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Dr. Mary Feduccia, a Highlands Certified Consultant, specializes in career counseling. With many years of experience working specifically with high school and college students, including serving as the Director of Career Services at Louisiana State University for 18 years, Mary[...]
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If you have a strong interest in something—say, computer programming—and start to pursue it, how do you know if it’s worth sticking with? What if you enroll in courses related to computer programming and they turn out to be more[...]
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As the gold standard of assessing natural abilities, the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) is used all over the world in a variety of ways to help people better understand themselves and live their lives with purpose and intention. Sara Daves,[...]
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High school students have unique challenges in front of them. While still maturing and getting to know themselves, they are faced with important decisions about their futures. They’re asking themselves questions such as, “Should I go to college? If so,[...]
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A high school senior and a strong student, Elizabeth had already been accepted to a prestigious university. Her father was a lawyer, making pre-law seem like an obvious and natural career path. However, she was having doubts about whether or[...]
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