Twenty -year -old manifesto. Who are we, what do we want and how to achieve this

About the book
Roadmap for those for twenty, based on real stories.
This book is devoted to one of the most important periods of your life - the time between twenty and thirty years. You will read the stories of people who are just entering this segment of the path, as well as the reasoning of those who are already completing this stage of the stage and are ready to share thoughts about what you managed to see, survive and find out.
Stories told in this book, along with unobtrusive suggestions and inspiring deviations of the author, will give you courage, help you enjoy life on the third ten and will tell you the answers and conclusions that you personally need. In the course of reading, your dreams will begin to unfold before you in all its glory, and answers to serious questions will become clearer and clearer. All unexpected turns, foggy uncertainty, as well as a hangover from expectations that traditionally accompany this decade will gain meaning over time.
Christine Hassler developed exercises, formulated tips and suggestions for this book, inspired by her own experience, customer stories, the results of the online survey, which she conducted among more than a thousand people aged twenty to thirty, as well as personal stories of some young people.
For whom this book
For all people aged twenty to thirty years and for their parents.
About the author
At the age of 25, Christine Hassler threw the successful career of an agent in Hollywood to devote her life to what really fascinated her. Now she is a life-boat and is engaged in psychological counseling on problems related to relationships, career, self-realization. She helps men and women in finding answers to important questions: who am I? What do I want? How can I get it?
Christine also holds seminars and group coaching sessions in the USA. She participated in the TODAY television show, in the programs of the CNN television channels, PBS, performed on local television channels and on the radio. She is the author of the book Twenty Someting, Twenty EVERYTHING (New World LIBRARY 2005), co-author of Chicken South For The Twenty-Saveting Soul (Health Communications, 2008), which she wrote together with Jack Kenfield and Khansen.
Christine graduated from the North-West University, and also passed the course at the company Communication Arts. At the time of publication of the book, she studied at the magistracy of the University of Santa Monica, was engaged in spiritual psychology and hoped in 2008 to receive a master"s diploma. Christine was born in Dallas, Texas, lives in Los Angeles with her husband Chris