Important years. Why you should not postpone life for later

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About the book
Someone calls the years from the twentieth to the thirty-second youth, someone-the beginning of adulthood. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, claims that this is the most important decade in human life in terms of the development of important areas of life: work, love, physical and intellectual development.
The book is based on a ten -year work with hundreds of students and customers, combines relevant scientific research and real stories of those who have entered the third ten.
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 do not do from the twentieth to the thirtieth year can have a huge impact on your career, personal growth, brain development, your relationship and the construction of business and personal connections.
This is a smart and constructive book about years that cannot be wasted.

For whom this book
This is a book for all people from 14 to 30. And for their parents.

About the author
Doctor of Sciences, Clinical Psychologist. Specializes in the development of adults, in particular those from 20 to 30. Associate Professor of the University of Virgin. Is engaged in private practice. Published at the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Psychology Today