We spend 11,000+ hours in compulsory education in Australia but how much time do you think we spend on preparing young people for what they’re going to face out of school?

When I was younger I thought success was making a lot of money. And this is what I chased after school. I went to uni and studied hard so I can get a job that pays great money.

But things didn’t turn our how I expected…

The average 15 year old lives in a world that could not be further away from their parents. Today, the options are not just limited to doctor, lawyer or carpenter.

There are increasingly new opportunities that weren't available just a few years ago. How about choosing between a big data engineer, crypto trader and drone pilot?

The first rule of career planning: Do not plan your career; especially when you’re still in school and haven’t gathered enough data on yourself and the world…

We want to develop “useful” skills as we want to steer our learning towards at least one of our multiple lives we came up with in Part 4…