Jayden Steele’s Reviews > The Defining Decade: Why Your Twenties Matter—And How to Make the Most of Them Now > Status Update

Good, it talked about screen time and building good habits. I couldn’t agree more with the screen time as I’ve been catching myself sliding down that slippery slope again, but I noticed something more interesting that I liked. When it talked about building good habits, I knew exactly what it was talking about and how to it. All from reading. I’m starting to notice my work having some benefits which I love.

Good. I like the questions you should ask your partner before taking things seriously, it really makes you think

Good, we talked about older couples that are sad in their marriages. Nothing really riveting but interesting and helpful to see some of the assumptions people made that ended up shooting them in the foot

I began the love chapter. It follows a similar pattern to the work one, telling stories of people in their 30s who wished they had taken love more seriously in their 20s. I feel like I have taken it quite seriously but I could definitely use some advice

We talked about the search for glory, the book gives lots of examples of people in their 30s and 40s who now have a house, kids and debts to pay off. These responsibilities make them realize they need a job that pays well, and one they’ll enjoy if it means being away from their family for that long, but they now realize that’s not possible because they haven’t built anything.

I’ve know many people like this

It’s good, the previous chapters talked about comparison (which I feel I don’t struggle with much, but could always you some work) and