I Don't Want To Grow Up: Life, Liberty, And Happiness Without A Career

Escape the 9-5 ‘til 65 mentality and discover ways to earn a living following your passions instead of slaving away at a career you hate.

WARNING: If you want a safe and predictable life; if you’re pursuing an exciting career in a serious field; if you want to raise a family in a house with a big yard and two cars and work every day for 8 hours, 10 hours, 12 hours, or whatever the new standard is for a full-time job; if your idea of the American Dream is working in an office and coming home each night to eat, sleep, and repeat—then by all means, read no further. This book is not for you.

We thank you wholeheartedly for your service and dedication. Now please, get back to work before the boss sees you reading a book called I Don’t Want to Grow Up.

Now, for the rest of us—you know who you are— fidgety in school, distracted, staring out the window at pretty girls (or pretty boys), daydreaming about things you’d rather be doing if you weren’t stuck in class, or detention, or whatever predicament you happen to find yourself trapped in at the moment.

I wrote this book for you...

In this book, you’ll discover how to:

• Answer that one burning question, "What do I want to do with my life?"
  
• Overcome the doubts of your parents and peers.
  
• Conquer the fear, anxiety, and procrastination that hold you back.
  
• Create an actionable plan to achieve the life of your dreams.
  
• Stop wasting your time on things that don’t support your vision.
  
• Earn a living following your passions, even when they fall outside the scope of a traditional career.

Let’s face it—we’re not all meant to be doctors, lawyers, scientists, and accountants.

Some are meant to be dreamers.

The people on the fringes of society who don’t necessarily subscribe to the modern version of the American Dream. Artists, adrenaline junkies, nomads, life seekers. Those who doubt conventional wisdom, question authority, and continually search for newer, better ways to live.

Is the career-less path really so bad?

Could it actually be a calling?

Find out for yourself