Ace Life Early: Life after High School - Paperback

by Michael L. Drummond (Author)

Ace Life Early is focused on providing young adults with information that is necessary to succeed in life after high school. Most traditional education systems do not properly prepare young adults to deal with challenges such as buying a car, saving for retirement, creating a budget, establishing credit, interviewing for a job, or filing taxes. Ace Life Early walks young adults through tested and proven techniques, that will help the reader overcome the most common challenges a young adult will face in the years following high school. Ace Life Early is a easy to comprehend guide that all young adults should read to avoid making common and costly mistakes early in life. Don't pay too much for a car, fail to properly create a budget, ruin your credit score, or miss out on the most beneficial investing years of your lifetime; read Ace Life Early and start "Adulting" successfully

Author Biography

MICHAEL L. DRUMMOND lives in North Carolina with his wife Ashley and two children, Logan and Camden. Currently he is a self-employed business owner and enjoys writing, spending time with his family, investing, riding motorcycles, golf, and going to church. His passion for mentoring young adults stemmed from witnessing too many people make serious mistakes while navigating through the early stages of adulthood. While serving in the Marine Corps, Michael's eyes were opened to how unprepared a majority of young adults are when it comes to purchasing a vehicle, credit cards, doing their taxes, interviewing for a job, investing, and managing their money. After graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Masters Degree in Business Administration and Finance, Michael decided that a book needed to be published that would help guide young adults through the early stages of adulthood. Michael wrote Ace Life Early so that every young adult can have access to the education that is required when starting life after high school, and to teach the important life skills that most public education institutions leave out.