Perry Binder's Blog, page 23

July 10, 2017

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July 6, 2017

Advice for College Freshmen on Choosing Classes



COLLEGE SUCCESS MOTIVATOR
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As a Freshman, it is not only okay to have no idea what to major in, it’s also a sign of an open mind to the diverse menu that college has to offer.  Choose classes which seem interesting to you rather than classes that parents or peers say you have to take immediately.
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Published on July 06, 2017 03:56

July 4, 2017

Memories: Time Flies When Reading and Writing


FLASHBACK to 2009, when I did readings and book signings to promote my first book - 
Barnes & Noble, Borders, the Decatur Book Festival, and other venues.


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Published on July 04, 2017 12:17

June 30, 2017

Upcoming Keynotes for College Freshmen Orientation - 99 Motivators for College Success


Later this summer...


KEYNOTE:  99 MOTIVATORS FOR COLLEGE SUCCESS
Perry’s interactive session teaches college and high school students how to succeed in the college classroom.  His unconventional tips and real world examples are included in his award-winning book, 99 Motivators for College Success.  In addition, Perry demonstrates how to use FEAR-FOCUS-PASSION as the fuel to drive your career decisions, through his own harrowing life events at ages 15 (Fear) and 21 (Focus), which clarified a career re-direction at 27. (Passion) 
Perry Binder is a legal studies professor in Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business.  Professor Binder received the Robinson Teaching Award in 2013 and 2005, and the MBA Teaching Award in 2008.  He is also an attorney and author of numerous articles and books.  His latest book, 99 Motivators for College Success , is aimed at inspiring Millennials to flourish in college and become leaders in the business world.  In 2016/2017, 99 Motivators was selected for the Book Award Program by Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia.  Each year, the College's Alumni Office selects and sends a special book to hundreds of rising high school seniors nationwide, who are academically strong and possess leadership potential.
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Published on June 30, 2017 04:53

June 5, 2017