Finishing school isn't the hard part. Being ready for what comes next is.

The real stress shows up in:

  • College essays
  • Applications
  • Job and internship interviews
  • Finding the right scholarships

Most systems start with the application form.

Blue starts with the student.

Here's the problem.

College and career prep is backwards.

We ask students what they want to do before they know who they are. Blue flips the starting point.

Most students start here
Backwards

Lots of motion. Not always clarity.

Career choice
College major
Applications
Essays

The result: generic essays, weaker interviews, more stress at home.

Blue starts here
The Blue Way

Start with identity. Everything downstream gets easier.

Less guessing
Stronger stories
More confident applications
Who am I?
values, strengths, stories
My story
real experiences → real voice
Confident applications
essays + interviews that sound like them

Clearer essays. Stronger interviews. Less stress for families and counselors.

Flip it →

How Blue Helps Your Teen Get Ready

Help your teen understand what really matters

Through games and guided reflections. Their stories become the foundation.

1

Discover who they are

Your teen identifies what matters to them through games and guided reflections. Their stories become the foundation.

2

Prove it with real evidence

Blue helps them organize stories into their Story Bank — evidence that shows who they are, not just what they've done.

3

Use it when it counts

When essays, interviews, or recommendation requests come up, your teen has real stories ready.

What people are saying

From counselors, parents, and students

The Business of You was the missing link for our students. We've done career coaching for three years, but this is what finally helped students connect their strengths, interests, and values to real next steps, not just repeat what an assessment told them.

Lindsey MDirector of College and Career Readiness

Before Blue, we were stuck. My son didn't know where to start, I didn't want to invest in an expensive coach, and every conversation felt tense. Blue changed that. Through the games and storytelling, he found his words. He can now explain who he is, not just on an essay, but in real conversations with adults. It has taken so much pressure off our home.

Susan WParent of high schooler

As soon as I tried Blue, I told my younger brother (10th grade) that he had to do it. The process helped me so much. (Plus mom would stop nagging him.)

Calvin SHigh school graduate

Finished ≠ Ready

Here's what happens first:

  1. DefineYour teen identifies what matters to them.
  2. OrganizeBlue helps them organize stories that show it.
  3. Get AheadFeedback and guidance that grows with them.
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Blue app on laptop and phone

Get them ready without guessing.