What Do You Want to Become? What Kids Should Know
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What if we've been asking kids the wrong question for decades? Instead of asking, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" maybe we should ask something far more powerful: Who do you want to become?
That one shift changes everything.
In this premiere episode of Careers IRL, author, entrepreneur, educator, and Books That Build Skills founder Loxley Browne introduces a completely different way for kids, parents, and educators to think about careers, life skills, reading, curiosity, and preparing for the future.
This episode launches the new direction of Careers IRL—a weekly family-friendly podcast that introduces kids to real professionals, real careers, and the real skills that build successful lives.
Instead of telling kids they have to pick one career at age twelve, Loxley encourages them to become explorers—discovering careers, collecting skills, asking questions, and building confidence one conversation at a time.
Parents will also discover why reading, curiosity, communication, leadership, and problem-solving matter far more than memorizing job titles.
Whether your child dreams of becoming an astronaut, engineer, veterinarian, artist, entrepreneur, or hasn't figured it out yet...this episode is where the adventure begins.
📚 About the Books Behind This Podcast
The Charms Book Series isn't just a collection of adventure stories—it's the foundation behind every Careers IRL episode.
Each book follows a curious teen inventor solving real-world challenges using the same skills you'll hear professionals talk about on this podcast: communication, leadership, problem-solving, creativity, resilience, project management, critical thinking, and STEM thinking.
The podcast introduces you to people who use those skills every day.
The books let you practice those same skills through exciting adventures, hands-on projects, recipes inspired by the story, career exploration activities, and family discussion questions.
When kids read the books and watch the podcast together, learning sticks.
Stories become experiences.
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