150 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW NOW THAT YOU'RE A GROWNUP IN SOUTH AFRICA

Congratulations! Youre done with school and ready to enter the Real World. If youre like most people, school did a great job of preparing you academically but failed to give you the practical advice you need to be a fully-fledged independent grownup. - When should you buy a house? - How much should you be putting away every month? - How do you make sure your boss appreciates you? - What is this 401(k) thing that everyone is talking about? - What are some tricks for feeling your best when you travel? - What do you do if your car breaks down? This book answers these burning practical questions and many, many more. Captured in these pages are 150 things that you absolutely need to know as a grownup. Written in simple and easy-to-understand language, Shawn Cornelius eloquently captures the practical side of being a grown-up out on your own, in 150 conveniently digestible pieces. His advice as a father and a business professional is a must read for anyone starting out. About the Author Shawn Cornelius has spent over 20 years as a management consultant, husband, and father. As a management consultant at Andersen Consulting / Accenture and Rosetta / SapientRazorfish, Shawn has developed a deep passion for the consulting culture of stewardship and teaching. Shawn is also on the Board of Directors for The Centers for Families and Children, a non-profit focused on helping families overcome the barriers of poverty. Outside of work and philanthropy, Shawn enjoys spending time with his wife and three children, who keep him young with their fresh perspectives on the world. As time permits, Shawn attempts (poorly) to continue playing soccer. Read more Paperback: 264 pages Language: English Publisher: Yukon Publishing (January 5, 2017) Shawn Cornelius (Author) Shawn Cornelius has spent over 20 years as a management consultant, husband, and father. As a management consultant at Andersen Consulting / Accenture and Rosetta / SapientRazorfish, Shawn has developed a deep passion for the consulting culture of stewardship and teaching. Shawn is also on the Board of Directors for The Centers for Families and Children, a non-profit focused on helping families overcome the barriers of poverty. Outside of work and philanthropy, Shawn enjoys spending time with his wife and three children, who keep him young with their fresh perspectives on the world. As time permits, Shawn attempts (poorly) to continue playing soccer.