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DITCH THE SERIOUSNESS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU WANT TO DO FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.
DISCOVER HOW TO EMBRACE THE ADVENTUROUS SIDE OF ADULTING INSTEAD.
READ UNSERIOUS CAREERS.

Are you in the awkward phase between school and what’s next? Do you have zero clue about what to do with your life? 

 

Alana Kilmartin understands the struggles that school leavers face and the pressure you can feel to stick to one career path. Using her own experiences, in this book she debunks common career myths and offers a fun and revolutionary approach to your early career.

 

Alana takes you through 11 practical actions that can help you navigate the transition into your twenties like a pro. From taking a gap year to living somewhere new to getting ridiculously people-smart, this book shows you how to experiment your way to an epic and fulfilling career

 

Written specifically for school leavers and parents navigating the transition with them, Unserious Careers fills in the gaps about the world of work that school probably missed.

AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE THROUGH THESE RETAILERS:

*Note: Unserious Careers is only available in eBook format
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THIS BOOK WILL HAVE YOUR BACK IN THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF YOUR CAREER.

You could keep pretending that you've got the whole career and adulting thing sorted. Or you could admit you need some help. Now. Not in 5 years time when you wake up and think "What am I doing? This job sucks. My boss sucks. I don't want this life. Why did I waste all those years?"

 

READ THE BOOK

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Do any of these sound like you?

  • You feel like your career has been decided by your parents, your school or your grades.

  • You feel overwhelmed by the pressure to decide on a career path and are freaking out about making the wrong decision

  • You’re applying to university because everyone expects you to go but you don’t know if it is actually for you. 

  • You’re excited for your friend who is kicking career goals but also jealous because you don’t have your sh*t together.

  • You are concerned about how a gap year will impact your career and whether it will put you behind everyone else.

 

By telling-it-like-it-is, this book will show you how to approach your career when you have no f*cking idea what you’re doing with your life. It will give you the info school missed because they were teaching you stuff you’ll never use (like Pythagoras’ Theorem).

FLIP YOUR CAREER IDEAS UPSIDE DOWN.
STOP WASTING YOUR AWESOMENESS ON A CAREER YOU DON'T EVEN WANT.
AVOID CAREER FOMO.
READ UNSERIOUS CAREERS.

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In the first 5 years after school you can:

  • Say yes to that job just because it seems like it will be fun

  • Book that one way ticket to see the world

  • Quit a job because you’re not digging the vibe.

  • Do something that doesn’t make sense to anyone but you

  • Change your mind 50 times. 

  • Try 10 jobs and decide none of them are for you.

 

If you're curious about what else might be out there, this book is for you.

Purchase it for $9.99 USD.

You know the box that school probably put you in based on your grades and ‘potential’?

Yeah, you can smash that box to pieces.

This is your career.

YOU GET TO BUILD YOUR OWN DAMN BOX.

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NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GRAB YOUR COPY OF UNSERIOUS CAREERS

HERE'S A SNEAK PEAK INSIDE

TESTIMONIALS

"I wish this book was around when I was 17! I loved reading Unserious Careers and as a parent it’s a fantastic resource to share with my daughter. Well done Alana for breaking down, in a simple and relatable way, that there are actually so many choices when you leave school."

- Rebecca

"I NEEDED this book as a school leaver, don’t waste the first 5 years of your career trying to figure everything out. This book will teach you all you need to know. The book thoroughly nails down everything you should try in your early career to help make the rest of your career awesome."

- Michael

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