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RE:
Leigh St John – Author
To Whom It May Concern:
I am a current teacher at
(available upon request) High School with a Masters in Education
Administration and Supervision.
Recently, some of my
students had the privilege of working through Leigh’s book and experiencing
her personal coaching. As a teacher who truly cares about the well-being of
the whole student, the results were more than
gratifying.
Some of the students
became engaged in a new way and asked questions that demonstrated they were
actively exploring their opportunities. Some of the students came out of
their shell and shared personal stories and poems they had written. Every one
of the students was motivated by the experience.
The careers’ guide, “What
Do I Want To Be?” is a wonderful resource and I * LOVE * it! What it does for
our students is guide them by asking insightful questions to help them find
the answers within themselves.
I have known Leigh for a
short period of time; however, during our time shared, I have experienced her
positive rapport with my students as well as people of all different ages. My
students truly enjoyed her inspirational, motivational
personality.
She has taught at one of
the world’s top business schools, been a successful entrepreneur and yet came
from a very disadvantaged upbringing. That “eclectic background” as she calls
it gives her an ability to relate to the students because she knows where
they are at and what they can be, no matter their current
circumstances.
Leigh is extremely
organized, efficient, and competent. Her resume is very impressive and she is
able to share that wealth of knowledge and experience through the book and in
her presentations. No matter what the circumstances are Leigh has a positive
and encouraging attitude. It is for these reasons that I offer a high
recommendation for her and for her book without
reservation.
If you have any
questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
Cheryl M. Burns
Masters in Education, Administration and
Supervision
(email, telephone and address available upon
request)
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