795: The competitive landscape of college admissions (and unique insights for entrepreneurs in standing out!) w/ Arlette Bolduc

In today's episode, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Arlette Bolduc, an independent educational consultant specializing in college applications and founder of Grays Hall College Counseling. Arlette shares valuable insights into her journey from being a civil litigator to pursuing her passion for guiding students through the competitive college admissions process. She discusses her approach to coaching and mentoring, emphasizing the importance of mindset and personal development for both students and entrepreneurs alike. Arlette's unique perspective sheds light on the parallels between entrepreneurship and college admissions, highlighting the power of listening, identifying needs, and finding innovative solutions. We delve into her experiences, challenges, and triumphs in guiding students and parents through the college application journey, offering practical advice and inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs. Join us as we explore the intersection of college admissions, personal branding, and entrepreneurial growth with the dynamic Arlette Bolduc.ABOUT ARLETTEArlette Bolduc spent over 20 years as a litigator, but it wasn't until her own children were applying to college that she found her true passion. Overwhelmed by the process, she realized the need for help and guidance for both students and parents navigating the college admissions process. This experience led her to pursue a career in college admissions consulting, where she now helps students and families find the right fit for their educational goals. Bolduc's own experience as a parent navigating the process gives her a unique understanding and empathy for the challenges that families face during this important time in their lives.LINKS & RESOURCES- Visit Grays Hall College Counseling’s Website- Follow Gray Hall College Counseling on Instagram- Find Grays Hall College Counseling on Facebook- Connect with Arlette on LinkedIn