What Next?

I’m a college dropout who self taught myself skills that I learned on the Internet that have allowed me to earn a living that’s double that of my peers.

Pursue your passion
Accomplish your goals
Maximize your potential
Manage your finances
And to sum it all up… Survive and thrive in the Real World!

working at this agency, I had the opportunity to lead strategy, initiation, and execution of social media campaigns for small tech start ups, brick and mortar businesses and a few big businesses. From 23 to 27 I worked as a freelance and in-house social media marketing consultant, consulting some of the biggest businesses in their industries. In these four years as a consultant, I reached an income of over $60,000/year, which is more than double the average income earned by most Americans in my age bracket.

Nine years ago I graduated from high school and had no idea what to do next. I was super ambitious but wasn’t sure how to best capitalize on my ambition.

a rare few Millennials who actually “get it.” I’m going to make a huge assumption that a majority of the Millennials reading this book who answered the preceding questions honestly, either answered no or unsure to the questions above.

Are you mentally and emotionally prepared to accept and excel in the challenges the real world will bring?

After my freshmen year of college I dropped out, taught myself web design, search engine marketing, and social media marketing. At 21, I landed my first real job at a digital marketing agency in Dallas, TX earning $48,000/year as a social media manager. While

insatiable appetite and acceptance of rapid change.

When Millennials take the reigns, I believe our basic attitudes of acceptance, open-mindedness, and willingness to accept change will be the defining moment in history that will re-shape America and the rest of the world.

r-fed corporate clown.