Important Years. Why You Shouldn't Postpone Life

This book is about the decade that determines a person's fate. Investments made during this period in one's own development in all areas of life will yield the maximum return. The author explains why you shouldn't postpone the beginning of adult life and discusses what should be done during this time of a person's life.

Some call the years from twenty to thirty-two youth, while others call it the beginning of adult life. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, argues that this is the most important decade in a person's life in terms of developing vital areas of life: work, love, physical and intellectual development. The book is based on ten years of work with hundreds of students and clients, combining relevant scientific research and real stories from those who have entered their thirties. The book contains all the necessary tools for the most effective use of the most important ten years. The author shares what psychologists, sociologists, neurologists, economists, and top managers involved in personnel policy know about the critical importance of this period. What you do and what you don't do between the ages of twenty and thirty can have a huge impact on your career, personal growth, brain development, your relationships, and the building of business and personal connections. This is an intelligent and constructive book about years that should not be wasted.