Important Years. Why You Shouldn't Postpone Life

This is a smart and constructive book about the years that should not be wasted. The compact and lightweight pocketbook is convenient to take with you on the road, on a trip, or for a walk.

"Important Years" is a book that can significantly impact your future life or your child's life. Some call the years from twenty to thirty-two youth, while others refer to it as the beginning of adulthood. Dr. Meg Jay, a clinical psychologist, asserts that this is the most important decade in a person's life in terms of the development of vital life areas: work, love, physical and intellectual growth.

The book is based on ten years of work with hundreds of students and clients, combining current scientific research with 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 HR policy know about the critical importance of this period. What you do and don't do from the age of twenty to thirty can have a huge impact on your career, personal growth, brain development, your relationships, and the building of business and personal connections.

Highlights of the book:

— Convenient and high-quality format — the book can be taken anywhere.
— Pocketbooks take up little space but bring a lot of benefits.
— The series of pocketbooks includes the most important books from MIF.

Who is this book for:

For everyone aged 14 to 30. And for their parents.