J.N. Whiddon

The Mentor

J.N. Whiddon

The semester has begun, and Professor Johnathan Daniels welcomes his next batch of students into his classroom. He teaches the capstone Business Communications course at State U, one of the most valuable classes a student can take. As senior Aaron Woods takes his seat, he has no idea the wealth of knowledge, skills, and communication tools he’s about to receive that will help him conquer life after graduation. Dr. Daniels’ curriculum consists of his “12 Keys to Professional Success,” which offer help and guidance through any career-related obstacle someone might encounter. As Aaron and his class make their way through the 12 Keys, they’ll gain wisdom and learn how to master simple principles – such as establishing rapport with others, time management, interview skills, dressing professionally, and more – that, when added together, yield results that are undeniable. Grab a seat: class is about to begin.

The Old School Advantage

J.N. Whiddon

J. N. Whiddon, The Old School founder, arms you with the tools and wisdom you need to succeed in <i>The Old School Advantage: Timeless Tools for Every Generation.</i> It’s all about giving you an edge in life, not just an edge in school or your career. Learn to deliver impactful presentations using ready recall. Influence people with WOW! words and probing questions. Master the art of storytelling. Your acquisition of these skills through The Old School will allow you to make a lasting impression in every encounter. Become a life-changing leader dedicated to success as well as significance.School never truly lets out, no matter your age. Leaders never stop seeking out and soaking up knowledge. If you want to stand out in an age in which information is everywhere but wisdom is elusive, you need to be more than just technically skilled. You need to be a leader equipped with discernment “beyond your years.”With these indispensable tools, you can build a life and leave a legacy that will endure. Don’t fall behind, and don’t settle for mediocrity. Give yourself the Old School advantage.