Failure to Launch: Why Your Twentysomething Hasn't Grown Up...and What to Do About It Free Audiobook Download by Mark Mcconville

In today's world, being a grown-up is hard work. We have to juggle our personal lives and professional careers while still taking care of ourselves and our families. Our twenties has become the time in life where we're supposed to figure out who we are, but it isn't turning out that way for many twentysomethings these days.

You might be reading this and thinking, "This is about me. But I'm not thirty-something." It's not just twentysomethings who are in the work in progress stage of life; it's any age group that's struggling with their role as a new adult. Join author Mark Mcconville on a journey of discovery as he examines our cultural expectations and what can be done to be a successful twenty-somethings.

You're sitting in a coffee shop, about to meet your new co-worker for the first time and you realize that she is just a year younger than you. You suddenly feel like an old person who should be sitting at home on the couch watching Family Feud and eating Doritos. But it's true: your 20s haven't gone quite as planned. Your twenties have been marked by long work hours, stagnant relationships and just not having enough time to do anything.

I loved this book, and the main takeaway for me was the importance of understanding your mid-life self. You have to be prepared for it, because you might not grow up in 30 years if you don't get a handle on what is happening now and prepare accordingly.

Millennials are the ones who are supposed to be the most successful. They have their own sitcom that has been on for six seasons, "The Big Bang Theory." They can take over a company and turn it into one of the best companies. Millennials should be able to start their own company, build up a resume for themselves, and live happy lives as entrepreneurs. Unfortunately, this is not what millennials have done in reality. Millennials have failed to launch. They have experienced disappointment after disappointment in life and work. This audiobook tells you why your twentysomething hasn't grown up and how you can help them grow up.

Mark Mcconville, author of the best-selling book, "Failure to Launch", discusses why your twentysomething has yet to grow up. The book offers tips on how to help your twentysomething to live a happier and more fulfilling life.