Jun 8, 2026 · 38 min · 11 segments
Ana Homayoun is an academic advisor and early career development strategist who is the founder of Silicon Valley–based Green Ivy Educational Consulting and executive director of Luminaria Learning…
Welcome to today's episode.
We're so excited to have Ana Homaun.
Did I say it right?
I'm so happy.
She's
an academic advisor and early career development strategist who is the founder of Silicon Valley-based Green Ivy Educational Consulting and executive director of Luminaria Learning Solutions, which develops student programs focused on executive functioning and well-being.
She's also the author of four books, which is incredible.
Most recently, the paperback Getting In is Not Enough, The New Blueprint for Success Beyond Grades, Test Scores, and College Admissions, coming out in June 9th.
And as well as the crumpled paper was due last week, the myth of the perfect girl, social media, and social media wellness.
Her work has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, Fast Company, and NPR, and on Good Morning America and NBC News.
So welcome to today's episode.
Welcome.
I'm so excited to talk to you because I saw that you have your PPSC, which is what I have to be a school counselor.
And like just the titles of your books alone, I was like, I feel like all of my students and their
families need these.
We're so happy to have you here with us.
So, okay.
Welcome to today's episode.
We're so excited to have Ana Homaun.
Did I say it right?
I'm so happy.
She's
an academic advisor and early career development strategist who is the founder of Silicon Valley-based Green Ivy Educational Consulting and executive director of Luminaria Learning Solutions, which develops student programs focused on executive functioning and well-being.
She's also the author of four books, which is incredible.
Most recently, the paperback Getting In is Not Enough, The New Blueprint for Success Beyond Grades, Test Scores, and College Admissions, coming out in June 9th.
And as well as the crumpled paper was due last week, the myth of the perfect girl, social media, and social media wellness.
Her work has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Atlantic, Fast Company, and NPR, and on Good Morning America and NBC News.
So welcome to today's episode.
Welcome.
I'm so excited to talk to you because I saw that you have your PPSC, which is what I have to be a school counselor.
And like just the titles of your books alone, I was like, I feel like all of my students and their
families need these.
We're so happy to have you here with us.
So, okay.
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