STUFF I WISH I KNEW EARLIER: LIVING YOUR CAREER POTENTIAL - YOUNG PROFESSIONAL EDITION continues the journey in the SIWIKE movement. Luki is back, and this time he's brought along four other contributing authors to create a unique guidebook for those who have just entered the working world. With topics like job interviews and salary negotiations, personal finance, essential life skills, self-care and much more, Stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier will help you maximize your potential to reach new heights.
Through clear language and inspiring stories, Luki, Dave, Shalini, Paulson and Tiffany break down experiences from within their respective professions and share life-accelerating tips, strategies and information that will truly help you live your best life.
"What should I expect after I graduate? Or after I've been working for a while? As I climb the corporate ladder? What about looking for a partner and settling down? Or putting a down payment on a home and starting to save for retirement?"
If you have ever wondered about any of these questions, SIWIKE: Living Your Career Potential is the resource you need. Packed with information from five different industry leaders, this book will help you navigate the working world and plan for the future by overcoming blind spots and opening your eyes to what you didn't know you needed to know. Think of us as your personal team of life coaches, dedicated to helping you anticipate problems and live your best life. We cover all of the major milestones, including: landing your first full-time role after graduation, "adulting" (which includes things like saving for retirement, buying a home), growth (which includes health and self-care practices) and relationships (including family, friends and significant others).
Join us in the movement to weave mentorship into the fabric of society and let us help you unlock your career potential!
Author(s)
Luki Danukarjanto
Luki Danukarjanto considers himself a DJ of personal and professional development. From the path as a computer scientist to a management and now a career coach, he looks to share his SIWIKE (Stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier) with the world.