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Smashed Avocado and the Quarter-Life Crisis
Financial Pressure. Rising Debt. Social Media Addiction. Job Insecurity. Instant Gratification Syndrome. Body Image Pressures. Tinder ‘Relationships’. Housing Unaffordability and Mental Health Issues.
Yes, the generation that ‘has it all’, is falling apart. In fact, up to 86% of millennials are affected by a Quarter-Life Crisis.
Defined as ‘a crisis that may be experienced in one's twenties, involving anxiety over the direction and quality of one's life’, the Quarter-Life Crisis is fast becoming the new ‘milestone’ in the lives of millennials.
This sassy survival guide helps millennials navigate the ‘real world’. Full of practical techniques and expert guidance on the top seven issues millennials face today, it encourages a ‘we need to get real’ perspective and affords millennials an opportunity to take ownership over life, rather than struggle or resist.
Yes, the generation that ‘has it all’, is falling apart. In fact, up to 86% of millennials are affected by a Quarter-Life Crisis.
Defined as ‘a crisis that may be experienced in one's twenties, involving anxiety over the direction and quality of one's life’, the Quarter-Life Crisis is fast becoming the new ‘milestone’ in the lives of millennials.
This sassy survival guide helps millennials navigate the ‘real world’. Full of practical techniques and expert guidance on the top seven issues millennials face today, it encourages a ‘we need to get real’ perspective and affords millennials an opportunity to take ownership over life, rather than struggle or resist.
202 pages, Paperback
Published May 27, 2019
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January 22, 2020
I like the cover better than the inside. Thats all i can say.
July 3, 2021
Some good information, but really hidden inside masses of texts. At least the cover is cute!
December 11, 2024
Skimmed this for five minutes at a local library.
Never knew a book could be so bad without being the slightest bit interesting.
Never knew a book could be so bad without being the slightest bit interesting.
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