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Thrust out of the comfortable existence of a college student and into the cold, hard reality of life in the "real world", you face a whole new array of responsibilities.
You have to find a job, possibly relocate to a new city, find a place to live, figure out how to pay the bills with the entry-level salary you land, make new friends, and find a church just to name a few! The good news is that you're not alone. Margaret Feinberg-twentysomething herself-wants you to know that there are tens of thousands of others facing these same challenges.
Offering Scriptural insights, encouragement, humor, and practical wisdom, twentysomething confronts this "crisis" and shows you how to survive without losing your patience or your passion for life.
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It IS for 20 year olds but its even more for every single person who wants to learn more about who they really are and what they are meant to do. I had an incredible time, and when my aunt invited me to return a second summer, I booked my plane ticket six months in advance. Thanks for telling us about the problem. There is always this feeling of expectancy. You are current, capable, cosmopolitan, and completely confused.
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Perhaps it is because even though I am 23 I am in a very unique stage of my life that I had a hard time getting a lot out of it. Also there are a lot of opinions from 20 somethings in the book that are distracting. I love when the author just talks and doesn't feel the need to insert a bunch of quotes from people I don't know. The quality of writing is good as always but the conten I really wanted to love this book because the author is incredibly talented, but it was a hard one for me to enjoy.
The quality of writing is good as always but the content is average. Jan 15, Diana Nagy added it. This book is a great book for any age. It IS for 20 year olds but its even more for every single person who wants to learn more about who they really are and what they are meant to do. It includes talk regarding your purpose in life, work related tips, being married in a relationship or choosing to live alone, it talks about being out on your own for the first time.
I think this can be relevant to many newly divorced women who married early in life and are now single and Are you 20? I think this can be relevant to many newly divorced women who married early in life and are now single and alone with the kids and starting over. This book will help you and it will help the happily married lot of you as well. Just try this book out. What makes it even better is the scripture intricately woven throughout the text. Its a very enjoyable read. Feb 28, Pamela rated it it was ok Shelves: I wouldn't say this book was helpful in my context as I deemed it more suitable for people living in America.
At the turn from my never reversible teenage years, I was given this book as a birthday gift. As a Singaporean, I suppose it is not highly likely that I will choose to stay on my own before I have a few years of working experience as I am tied down by the monetary issues of being able to purchase a flat on my own or for the matter rent it at my own cost. There were certain parts which w I wouldn't say this book was helpful in my context as I deemed it more suitable for people living in America.
There were certain parts which were more practical to my context though. Like it is the period one hopes to settle down and build a family. Other pointers about finance was also pretty awakening as it's a time to learn to be more financially independent. Overall, I wouldn't say it's a must read.
Mar 18, Kyle rated it it was amazing Shelves: I've read this book a few times through and resonate strongly with its message of struggling to find my place in the real world as a young adult. I'm a big fan of Feinberg's works; but this book is the one I can personally relate to the most of her's. If you're struggling to find a job your love, find the "one", or make your mark in this world as a young adult in your twenties or even early thirtiesI strongly recommend reading this book!
Apr 04, Eileen rated it it was amazing Shelves: Through her encouraging and realistic sharing of her experience, you will not only may similar struggles to relate but also tips on the few focuses of life that only in our twentysomething that we are able to experience and essential to get through our life journeys.
Do not miss it! Jan 28, Marika rated it really liked it Shelves: When it seems like you're the only one with your life a wreck, this book was a helpful reminder that no one really "has it all together" and that its ok to not have your whole life figured out in your 20's. While I couldn't relate to every scenario, it was still an uplifting and encouraging book that helped me put life into a healthier perspective.
Jul 20, Elizabeth rated it really liked it. This was an encouraging look at the unsettledness that we somethings in America are experiencing. Whether you're waiting on a prospective career, a permanent home, or the promise of a spouse, this is a practical pat-on-the-back with good stories and focused Scripture.
Jun 20, Kat rated it it was ok Shelves: Received as a gift when I graduated college. I suspect it's one of a million very similar books on the topic. I regifted my copy to another grad. Jan 25, Jennifer rated it it was amazing Shelves: This is less a 'here's how to change your tire' book and more a 'how to deal with life, family, and community' book. The best part about it: She writes as she would speak to a friend. Oct 26, Manda rated it liked it Recommends it for: I read this book about three years ago.
This book alleviated some anxieties and explained some internal struggles I hadn't quite found the words for yet. It left me feeling relieved with the knowledge that maybe I was a little more normal than I thought. Dec 07, Kaylyn R. Wiggenhauser rated it really liked it.