from startwithgivens

I spent a great chunk of the book screaming (internally) "hallelujah! I'm not one of those twentysomethings without a direction or a plan", another nice sized chunk wishing I had a Dr. Jay in my life a few years earlier, and finally, with the last chapter and epilogue I was thinking, "okay, now w...

from GraceZ

Yup, I read this book. It was good and informative. But I have to say, the main thing it told me was the stuff I already knew. Which, to be fair, I maybe needed to be told again. But that was the fault of a lot of adults in my network (not my parents, to be clear) making sure I know that I'm stil...

from swimchick678

This book had everything I thought it would. I would recommend it to any twentysomething and have recommended it to many of my friends. It gives tips on work, relationships, and the mind that I never would've thought of.

from berezovskyi

A solid read to cross-check what do you need to keep on the radar in your twenties. p.s. I'm adopting a 3-star centered review system, where a reasonably good read gets 3 stars and 4 is better than average. p.p.s. I now see a lot of negative reviews from people who don't see themselves in each...

from Narshkite

I spend my days creating programs to connect students at a liberal arts college to their futures. I chose this book as a group read for my staff. I had read it about 5 years back, and from what I recalled it was a good foundation for helping students start to think sensibly about future. I also h...