[EPUB] ✺ My Reality Check Bounced!: The Twentysomething's Guide to Cashing In On Your Real-World Dreams Author Jason Ryan Dorsey – Web-info-12.info
It S Time To Cash Your Reality Check And Re Create Your Life On Your Own Terms.In Your Twenties You Expect To Finally Live Life On Your Own Terms But It Can Seem Like The World Won T Cooperate Roommates Drive You Crazy But You Can T Afford To Lose Them , Entry Level Jobs Frustrate You Four Hundred Double Sided Copies Before Lunch And Even A Dream Job Can Take Over Your Nights And Weekends, Leaving You Feeling Like You Are Running Hard But Going Nowhere Jason Ryan Dorsey Helps You Turn This Coming Of Age Crisis Into Opportunity He Shows You The Big Secret Of The Real World That You Don T Realize How Much Control You Have Over Your Life Until You Use It In My Reality Check BouncedJason Shows You How To Find The Courage To Climb Out Of Your Real World Rut Create A Future Picture That Gets You Off Your Buts Uncover Opportunity And Build A Tag Team To Make The Most Of ItLive Like You Mean It, And Finally Cash Your Reality Check.
Subtitled The Twentysomething s Guide to Cashing in on Your Real World Dreams The author quit college and wrote his first book at age 18 Brutally honest and quite inspiring, this little book challeng
My impression so far is Think and Grow Rich rebranded for 20somethings, or The 4 Hour Work Week without the bite, or could be retitled Chicken Soup for the Down and Out 20 Something s Soul.
This book was recommended to me via goodreads and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it I think it gives great advice to those in the gap between college and defining their adult lives
It could be annoying, I have no idea.
I saw the author on a talk show The twentysomething s generation are frequently criticized Thought this might be interesting.
I have never been a big fan of self help books but I think this is one that every twenty something should read It is an easy read, but completing the exercises takes a lot of soul searching.
Okay so this book was good and helped me to understand that there are people out there like megoing through a quarterlife crisis, but the Author is so dry and did not keep me inturested.
I m not a Gen Y but really good advice for those who are.