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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 5 MIN

Episode 4: Nobody Knows Your Future… So Stop Asking the Wrong People

from Spoken Careers · host Dr. Sudhir Reddy

Have you ever received career advice from your parents, relatives, teachers, friends, or social media—and ended up feeling even more confused? In this episode of the Spoken Careers Podcast, Dr. Sudhir Reddy explains why too much advice can lead to poor career decisions and introduces the Career Advice Filter™, a practical framework to help students and parents evaluate career guidance with confidence. Learn how to separate opinions from evidence, identify trustworthy career advice, and make decisions based on your strengths, interests, and long-term goals instead of pressure or popularity. Whether you're exploring career options after 10th, career options after 12th, choosing the right college, or planning your future in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), this episode will help you think more clearly before making one of life's most important decisions. • Why advice overload creates confusion • The Career Advice Filter™: Experience, Evidence, and Alignment • How parents can guide without controlling • How students can evaluate career advice objectively • A simple exercise to make better career decisions This episode is ideal for students, parents, teachers, career counsellors, and educators looking for practical, future-ready career guidance. 🌐 Learn more at www.spokencareers.com and explore our Career Decision Intelligence (CDI) resources, career counselling programs, and college admissions guidance. If you enjoyed this episode, follow the Spoken Careers Podcast and share it with a student, parent, teacher, or friend. In this episode you'll learn

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