QUARTER-LIFE-CALLING

A young leadership expert guides fellow Christian Millennials on their quest to live and work meaningfully.

Throughout his twenties, Paul Sohn grappled with feelings of inadequacy, emptiness, and disillusionment even though he had already secured a lucrative job at a Fortune 500 companyand was on the fast-track to a management role. Despite appearing to have it all, Paul was actually miserable and felt his life was largely meaningless. After a life-changing talk with a mentor at age twenty-eight, Paul quit his high-paying position and wrote Quarter-Life Calling, a guide to help young professionals discover God’s true intention for their lives. Occupation should be more than just a job, and in Quarter-Life Calling Paul Sohn provides an actionable plan to pinpoint individual vocational calling and use career as a vehicle to carry out God’s will.

Paul's story is not an uncommon one. A recent study on Millennials by the Barna Group shows that a whopping 87% of young adults between the ages of 18-35 identified finding their meaning in life as a primary goal, while 34% of all adults struggle to determine their purpose. Quarter-Life Calling actively engages a passionate but often directionless generation, offering uppractical, Biblically-based advice on how to identify your unique calling, which lies at the intersection of your personality, talents, God-given passions, and life experiences. Combining the intentionality and discipline found in Greg McKeown’s Essentialism with the spiritual surrender central to Mark Batterson’s message in All In, Quarter-Life Calling addresses the need in the market for practical nonfiction targeted to this age group that not only draws readers closer to God but gives them concrete examples of how to go about fulfilling their true purpose.

Paul Sohn is a leadership consultant for GiANT Worldwide, an award-winning blogger, and a touring speaker. His blog, which averages 100,000 individual views every month, has been ranked #15 in the Top 50 Leadership Blogs to Follow (as complied by the Alexa Ranking), where he sits alongside notables like Tony Robbins and Daniel H. Pink. He was also named one of the “Top 33 Under 33 Christian Millennials to Watch” by Christianity Today.