10 Dinge, die Du nach dem Abitur nicht tun solltest

There is no right way in life. There is only your way. So think for yourself - a humorous guide for high school graduates and their parents. "What do you do in a world where you have all the possibilities?" This and similar questions are what today's graduates are asking. No one can provide them with an answer; they must find it themselves. However, most of the time, graduates feel helpless, like a bull in front of a mountain. At this point in life, very few people have thought about what they want and who they could be.

"10 Things You Should Not Do After Graduation" provides graduates with guidance in shaping their lives by setting up warning signs. Some of these warnings come from the author's own biography and include: Don't study right away; Don't rush; Don't avoid responsibility; Don't listen to others. The essence: Think for yourself.

In "10 Things You Should Not Do After Graduation," it’s not about Do it Yourself, but about Think for Yourself. Through personal stories and adventures, author Carlo Reumont provides an overview of the many ways to make life difficult. The topics range from studying to money, relationships, and self-actualization.

Not only through personal stories but also through current facts and statistics, the author demonstrates that the best path is your own. However, that path is often hard to find. Therefore, timeless principles of living are also incorporated, beyond just knowledge of our current times. The book aims to encourage young adults to think, so they can quickly and confidently find their adult selves.