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Solving the Ice-Cream Dilemma
A revolutionary book that’ll help parents help their kids in choosing the right career

In his book, Solving the Ice-Cream Dilemma, American educator Steven Paul Rudolph shares his best-kept secrets with you to identify your child’s strengths and the jobs that ideally suit his/her nature. With the use of Multiple Intelligences and Multiple Natures, Steven Paul helps you to:

  • Identify your child’s innate abilities
  • Identify the career that is best suited to your child’s success
  • Select the right stream for your child
  • Get your child to open up when he refuses to talk
  • Know whether your child’s passions are genuine or not
  • Help your child to improve his focus, concentration and academic results
  • Get your child onto the path of success

Published by Times Books (the publishing division of media conglomerate Times Group), the book expounds on the "The Ice-Cream Dilemma", which is a situation that arises where you have many flavours of ice-cream to choose from – so many that it becomes difficult to make a choice. This is similar to the situation regarding careers: when there are too many career options, it becomes difficult to pick the one that suits you best.

Helping parents help their kids
Almost all parents have a common goal in life: to see their child become successful in his career — to have job security, a good salary and satisfaction in his work. However, the modern educational system has changed so much that many of them have no clue on how to guide their children in studies and career decisions. The knowledge they had acquired in their era has become obsolete now. As a result, they end up making the critical mistake in identifying and nurturing their children's abilities and wind up pushing their children into the wrong directions and careers. In this book, Steven Paul guides parents on how to genuinely get their kids on to the path of success.

Solving the Ice-Cream Dilemma not only helps parents find out what talent is, but also how it can be nurtured so their children can lead fulfilling lives now and throughout their lives. With the help of real case studies, references, tips and notes, Steven Paul demonstrates how every child has the ability to become successful, and that finding out a child's unique formula for success is only a matter of minutes - when done the right way. Not just that, he also guides parents on choosing the right career for their kids, and creating their career path to prepare them for the competitive and professional world out there.

Making Decisions Together
Most parents today are finding it increasingly difficult to deal with their kids, especially when the talk veers to careers and professional plans. The globalization of information has made today’s kids highly opinionated, so much so that they disregard the many valuable things that their parents know about life and work. Moreover, many parents lack the tact to deal with children of this generation and end up being denounced for not being ‘up-to-date’. If you are one such parent, it’s indeed time to work on your relationship with your child. Solving The Ice-Cream Dilemma shows you how!

The book explores several ways in which a parent can lay the groundwork to create an environment that is much more conducive to open communication. Steven Paul’s simple yet super effective suggestions will help parents understand their children better and play a more active and acceptable role in their decisions.

Solving the Great Career Question
If you are a parent, this pathbreaking book is your best bet to solving the "great career question". Solving the Ice-Cream Dilemma looks at the career landscape from the point of view of your child's unique personality, keeping in mind the importance of job security, income, status, and job satisfaction.

Read the book and find out the most effective method of helping your child choose a career that makes the most of his best attributes.

 

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“Making a career choice is difficult for both parents and students – especially when they have divergent views. Solving the Ice-Cream Dilemma scores a century in helping bridge the gap.”

- Kris Srikkanth,
Former Indian Cricketer and Founder of careerstrokes.com


“I truly believe it is a very well-timed book. It offers practical tools to help kids make the right career choices. Even though we have several educators who understand students’ problems, nobody has been able to give practical solutions as exhaustively as Solving the Ice Cream Dilemma does.”

Ashish Rajpal, CEO, iDiscoveri
Writer of the Foreword to the book


"The book offers valuable guidelines in handling ‘the tyranny of choice’ that overwhelms youngsters and parents wanting to make ‘the best’ career choice for their child. Through illustrative case studies, the book examines how an individual’s MIs and MNs facilitate the search for the right vocation…..Indeed, a lot can happen over ice cream!."

Dr. Kanika Aggarwal Khandelwal, Associate Professor
Department of Psychology,
Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University


The Ice Cream Dilemma really caught me off guard! I had no idea there were so many kinds of career options available in the professional world today. The book comprehensively discusses the various aspects of a child’s personality and the role a parent can play in helping him leverage his potential.”

Rohit Sharma, Parent, Mumbai

 
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