It’s like asking when should I start training for a Marathon, because the day you start job hunting is the day you start your race. If you start training the night before the Marathon, it’s going to be an extremely hard slog.

You don’t want your dream job to pop up and catch you unprepared while you’re left thinking “Ah f*** I wish I put in the work”. The reality is that jobs in sport are rare and ultra-competitive, especially the good ones. If you miss one, it might not come back around for years. So you may never get another chance to apply for the role of ‘Commercial Partnerships Coordinator at Cricket Australia’ because there’s only one of them.

Becoming Industry-Wanted takes time.

Time to build your brand, to turn contacts into people who refer you, and to learn how to sell yourself and your potential. The sooner you start, the sooner you’re ready.

Now you could try doing it alone but still be jobless in 5 months thinking ‘what am I doing wrong?’ Or you could follow a proven method that shows you how to become the obvious choice. 

Remember, the goal of the program is to help you get a job in sport and give you a proven method that works. I totally understand, your time is valuable. But let’s be real for a second. If you’re currently at uni or spending hours a day applying for jobs, or sending messages on LinkedIn, what’s the end goal? The goal is to work in sport, right?

So let’s flip this. Uni is meant to help you get a job in sport. Job applications are meant to help you get a job in sport. But what if the way you’re spending your time isn’t actually working? If I keep doing what I’m doing, am I really getting closer to landing a role in sport? Or is it time to change my approach and actually learn what works?

Most people apply for 100 or more jobs and hear nothing back. And that’s because Uni does at great job at making you industry-ready (along with 1000s of other). The SportsGrad Method helps you become industry-wanted so that you’re no longer invisible to the industry and the jobs come to you.

So the real question isn’t “can I fit this in?”
The real question is “can I afford not to?”
But if you’re wondering “can I fit this in around White Lotus and Steak Night?” then this program isn’t for you.

At then end of the day, we all have 168 hours in the week. Your life reflects your priorities. And the ones who put in the work to use the method, get results in sport. 

Ok let me be clear - there are no prizes for completing 100% of the program. I refuse to give anyone a ‘certificate of completion’ that gives you a false sense of achievement. We’re here to get you a job in sport. Your prize is a pay cheque for doing work you love.

Therefore, even if it only took a couple of sessions and the right introduction through our network to land a job paying anywhere from $55k to $100k+ it would still be worth it right? So if not being able to make the most of it every single week is stopping you from joining, or you’re waiting for the perfect conditions... then the reality is you’re holding yourself back from any progress at all. Recently I went to an online Tony Robbins event, it was 4 days long, and ran from 1am to 1pm my time. I missed most of the second half of the program because I was so sleep deprived. But do I regret investing in it? No, because for the parts I did consume, they still helped me make progress in life far greater that the price tag. So if you wait until you give 100% you’ll be stuck at 0%. Start messy, show up and put the work in when you can, and let the method do the heavy lifting. 

That quote is from Dante, the guy who jumped in and got a dream job at Cricket Australia in 16 days. To be honest, almost nobody who joins is 100% sure it’ll work for them, at first. They’re unsure because they’ve tried applying for jobs, sending cold DMs, or doing what uni told them and as a result they’re industry-ready but not industry-wanted. So I don’t expect your blind belief. What I do expect is that you’re coachable, willing to show up, and ready to follow a proven system that has already helped myself and hundreds of students, career swappers and expats - land jobs in sport, often within weeks. But even if you decide not to join, your problem doesn’t change. You still have to grow a brand people trust, have connections that vouch for you, and know how to sell yourself like your career depends on it (because, well... it does). So if you’d like to get to the job you’re looking for sooner rather than later, and and avoid the stress of rejection fatigue that causes people to give up on their dreams - use The SportsGrad Method to put your career on track, and let’s get started.