Posts Tagged ‘20-something’

20-Something Question: Is It Time To Move On?

  Q. I’ve been seeing a guy for two months who I like but I don’t know if he wants a long-term relationship or just a fun buddy.   He’s very busy between work, playing a sport, and renovating his house. It’s hard to spend a lot of time with him because I work at […] Read more…

Three Gifts for A 20-Something (105)

Herewith, three “gifts” one 40-something would give a 20-something as their “Forty-Godmother”. What are yours? 1.  The ability to teach people how to treat you. It’s how you treat yourself.  You have to value and honor yourself or no one else is going do it. 2. Time and space to grow. I think you know […] Read more…

This Is 40 / 27: 20-Something Guest Post

  Today’s guest post is an interesting and fun reflection from a 20-something (27 to be precise) on the movie This is 40, Judd Apatow’s follow up to Knocked Up that follows the lives of a suburban couple turning 40 and struggling to reconcile the lives they have with their perception of themselves.  This Is […] Read more…

How To Manage Peers as A 20-Something

  Q. I am a 20-something, recently put into a position where I am now managing other 20-somethings. Do you have any tips on establishing a good relationship? I ask because there have been some issues with people feeling like we’re the same age and therefore they don’t need to “take orders” from me. I want […] Read more…

Don’t Let A Bad Friend Cloud Your Adventure

  Today I’m sharing one more helpful and spot-on answer to the 20-something question on how to deal with a roommate who went from being a welcome a friend during a new transition (moving to a new country) to antagonistic and critical flatmate.  Do you save the friendship? And how do you confront someone when […] Read more…

Three Gifts for a 20-Something (96)

Herewith, three “gifts” one 40-something would give a 20-something as their “Forty-Godmother”. What are yours?   1. Learn how to pack light. 2. Try not to revert to being the “little girl” when you go home. Let your family get to know the grown up you too. 3. But…never lose your childlike enthusiasm, energy and […] Read more…

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