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“Within a short time John Bradley’s program gave me renewed confidence that, indeed, there was life after professional football. I was reassured by the knowledge that God had gifted me for more than just playing quarterback, encouraged by the discovery of unrecognized strengths and expectant as a new direction began to unfold.”
Jim ZornFormer NFL QuarterbackSeattle Seahawks
“When it was suggested that I go through the IDAK process of analyzing my aptitudes, I was rather skeptical. At the time I was at a crossroads in my life, unsure which direction I should take. But it didn’t take much exposure to John Bradley’s thinking and style to change my attitude. As a result of the assessment process, I felt better equipped to eliminate some options and to pursue others with a sense of confidence. The ministry choice I have made matches who I am and what I do best better than any other ministry I’ve ever been involved in.”
Chuck KelleyPresidentBridge Builders International
“We are so thankful to finally find the tool that we can offer to professional athletes to help them make mid career transitions.”
Norm and Bobbe EvansDirectors, Professional Athletes OutreachSeattle, Washington
“The IDAK career services work especially well for those who are switching careers, such as from a marketplace career to ministry. Everyone who goes through the IDAK training speaks very highly of the outcome.”
Nelson MalwitzFounder, Finishers Project
“First rate and high quality, excellent, excellent.”
Marshall K.Career CoachOhio
“IDAK Career Match gives my clients an integrated view of their talents, values, and organizational preferences. For many, it’s the first time they’ve been able to synthesize all three. Combined with the Job Titles and autobiographical interview, the discovery and validation builds confidence and direction.”
Steve R.CounselorTexas
“I felt this to be an outstanding product worth 100 times the price.”
Scott R.Organizational ConsultantArkansas
“I have been riding on a bicycle, this is the jet plane of career assessment.”
Elaine C.Career Management CounselorOregon
“This (IDAK) system is at least 2-5 years ahead of anything I have seen.”
Dr. Mike H.Organizational Development ConsultantMinnesota
“I used to administer four different tools to accomplish what the (IDAK) Career Match can do better. As a nationally certified career counselor with 12 years experience, I fully endorse the (IDAK) Career Match system as the most comprehensive tool available to create the roadmap for mid career transition.”
Hellen S.Career Guidance CoachCalifornia
“As a professional career counselor, I believe the multi dimensional IDAK Career Match is the ultimate in career assessment instruments for the adult client. It is the cornerstone of my Career Counseling practice.”
Leslie N.Career CoachCalifornia
“The IDAK process is life changing. After trying numerous other instruments, I discovered IDAK 10 years ago. Unlike the others, this assessment brought logic, clarity, understanding and direction to my life and career.”
Neil A.Leadership Development CoachColorado.
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