In addition to shape who they are and start working on themselves, twentysomethings should be able to decide what they want to do. The author in the third chapter “the Unthought Known”, talks about her client Ian, a twenty five years old who did not know what to do with his life, especially when he though that he had so many possibilities that he could make the hard decisions later. In fact, everybody around Ian, including his parents, made him believe that he could go on with his life and decide what he would do later. Most twentysomething have misconceptions about the twenties and think that this the years that they are supposed to enjoy before adulthood. Thus, they postpone the decisions they have to make about their careers and fail to
