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Key Highlights Sumary
- Dr. Meg Jay is a clinical psychologist who did research and held a practice in Virginia and Southern California.
- She has years of accumulating study from clients in theory and practice
- Our 20s are a time of bursting creation of life vs. the 30s being a time of settling down and having less options
- This is because we settle into a lifestyle and/or career
- The decade of the 20s are a dire time to prepare for the future more than we realize
- What we do in our 20s affects a lot of lifestyle habits and facts we have to face in our 40s
- Those ahead in school aren’t necessarily ahead in life because of the development of the frontal lobe in the brain
- Our frontal lobe typically is fully developed somewhere in our 20s-30s
- Advanced frontal lobe development includes making long term grey decisions such as when to have a family, what job to choose, and moral compass
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What are some crucial lessons you learned / are learning in your 20s? I’d love to know more in the comments below as I’m always learning myself.
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