We founded Quarterlife because we were frustrated with the lack of honest advice for people in their early twenties, and we wanted to create the resource we wish we'd had.

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Quarterlife is an online magazine, where all the content is produced by quarterlifers and inspired by our lived experiences. Our aim is to show confused 20-somethings that they are not alone.

 

The Instagram polls answered by our readers show that 91 per cent of young people leave full-time education feeling poorly-prepared for real life and work, and only 50 per cent feel optimistic about the future. In addition, 49 per cent of graduates experience a deterioration in their mental health during the year after they leave education - a year we have named "the lost year".

 

We hope to inspire, entertain and empower our readers by sharing all the things education didn't teach us about careers and real life.

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The team has begun to grow and we now have contributors and photographers all over the UK. We are always on the look-out for people to join our team; so, if you are interested or simply want to know more about us, please take a look at our contact page and get in touch.

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We are also open to working with brands who want to reach this audience authentically and share our vision of inspiring grad lives better lived.

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Joy Molan & Emily Parker

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