Inside this Book – When our parents came of age in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, working for “The Man” was the only game in town. Our grandparents—mostly members of the Great Depression generations for whom jobs were considered luxuries— reinforced the ideas that getting a job and working hard were essential to building a sustainable living. Thus, the mantra was born: Work hard, get good grades, go to college, and get a job. Before we were even born, our parents fantasized about what we would be when we grew up. They wanted things to be better for us, but in a much different way than their parents had planned for them. There was a generational divide here: To our grandparents, getting a job was a matter of survival. But our parents wanted more than survival for us—they wanted us to find our dream job and thrive. We couldn’t just get any job—they had much bigger ideas for us. They wanted us to find a cure for a disease, write the next great American novel, or become president of the United States. The possibilities seemed endless. Their expectations ran wild and knew no bounds. Before the doctor even cut our umbilical cords, we were already winners who were destined to surpass their wildest dreams—even though they had no idea what that meant or how we could even begin to make their dreams a reality.
- Full Book Name – Never Get a Real Job
- Author of this Book – Scott Gerber
- Language – English
- Book Genre – Business
- Download Format – PDF
- Size – 1 MB
- eBook Pages – 281
Never Get a Real Job by Scott Gerber PDF eBook
- Inside this Book – When our parents came of age in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, working for “The Man” was the only game in town. Our grandparents—mostly members of the Great Depression generations for whom jobs were considered luxuries— reinforced the ideas that getting a job and working hard were essential to building a sustainable living. Thus, the mantra was born: Work hard, get good grades, go to college, and get a job. Before we were even born, our parents fantasized about what we would be when we grew up. They wanted things to be better for us, but in a much different way than their parents had planned for them. There was a generational divide here: To our grandparents, getting a job was a matter of survival. But our parents wanted more than survival for us—they wanted us to find our dream job and thrive. We couldn’t just get any job—they had much bigger ideas for us. They wanted us to find a cure for a disease, write the next great American novel, or become president of the United States. The possibilities seemed endless. Their expectations ran wild and knew no bounds. Before the doctor even cut our umbilical cords, we were already winners who were destined to surpass their wildest dreams—even though they had no idea what that meant or how we could even begin to make their dreams a reality.
- Full Book Name – Never Get a Real Job
- Author of this Book – Scott Gerber
- Language – English
- Book Genre – Business
- Download Format – PDF
- Size – 1 MB
- eBook Pages – 281
