Arun Gupta: The Mission Generation, Gebunden

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"We all seek to build a meaningful career, but that's easier said than done. Finally, we have a guide that shows us how to do it. Read Arun Gupta and Thomas J. Fewer's wonderful The Mission Generation to deploy your ambition in service of others." -Arthur C. Brooks, Harvard Professor and #1 New York Times bestselling author

The Mission Generation isn't defined by age-it's bound by conviction. This book offers a new blueprint for every age and stage, one that doesn't force you to choose between making money and finding meaning.

The old scripts are broken. The average person will now have four to six careers in their lifetime-not jobs, careers! Meanwhile, AI disruption, environmental crisis, political polarization, and geopolitical conflict are fracturing the institutions we once relied on. The ladder has collapsed. The 30-year plan doesn't exist anymore.

Whether you're a first-time job seeker, midlife pivoter, or legacy-minded leader, you're probably asking: Does my work matter? What am I really building? How can I keep contributing?

Inside The Mission Generation you'll discover:

• The four forms of resistance blocking your path to meaningful work-and the specific strategies to move past them
• Compass Capital: Six forms of capital (mission, trust, health, learning, experience, and financial) that compound even in uncertain times-your true competitive advantage when traditional credentials no longer guarantee security
• The Mission Flywheel: A practical model for turning conviction into momentum through small, strategic actions that build on each other and create exponential impact over time
• Real stories from Gen Z tech founders, Millennial innovators, Gen X career switchers, and Boomer legacy builders-proving that mission transcends age, background, and circumstance

The loss of career stability isn't a setback. It's your opportunity to design something better: careers that are impactful, rewarding, and built to adapt. When you joinThe Mission Generation, you stop asking "What should I do?" and start asking "What needs doing?" Because purpose isn't a detour from achievement. It's the compass.

This is the invitation: Reclaim your purpose. Rewrite success. Rebuild our future-together. The Mission Generation shows you how.