You don’t have to have it figured out. You just have to be honest about where you are
Let’s figure out what you’re genuinely good at and build from there
You were told that hard work and the right credentials would be enough. Then the pandemic disrupted your education.
AI started reshaping the jobs you were training for
Entry-level roles started requiring experience you couldn’t yet have.
The cost of living made independence feel like a distant goal rather than a natural next step.
None of that is your fault!
The conditions are genuinely harder than what previous generations faced at your age.
But harder isn’t the same as impossible. And stuck isn’t the same as stuck forever.
That’s where coaching comes in— not to fix what’s wrong with you, because nothing is wrong with you. But to help you get honest about who you are, what you actually want, and how to move toward it during conditions that weren’t designed to make it easy.
I’m Rob Kaminoff — a certified life and career coach with a background in counseling and social psychology. I work specifically with young adults 18–30, and I do it for free. No packages, no tiers, no catch. I built this practice around a simple belief: the people who could benefit most from this kind of support are often the ones least able to afford it. So I removed the barrier completely.
Just real work, with someone who finds this stuff genuinely fascinating.
What We Work On
Every coaching relationship is different.
But the work comes down to two connected things
Understanding yourself clearly
Your Values
The gap between who you actually are and who you’ve been acting for everyone else.
Your Patterns
Building a life and career that’s actually yours!
Not someone else’s idea of success
Not the path that looked right on paper
But one that fits your specific combination of values, strengths, and circumstances.
Feel free to view other resources on this site, including the Handbook for Gen Z,
18 chapters of honest, practical guidance—written for who you are now
Feel free to view other resources on this site, including the Handbook for Gen Z,
18 chapters of honest, practical guidance—written specifically for where you are right now.