It turns out to be so. The concept of mid-life crisis is well known. But quarter life crisis? I’m pretty sure, that when you are done reading this book, you will understand why I call quarter life crisis an entity. Being an adult seems to happen to us overnight. Suddenly we’re old enough to leave college. Suddenly we’re in the rat race, all on our own. No one else is making the decisions, this time. You are!
You. How did you even get here? From high school friendships to sorority clubs, and then, that unanticipated jump to adulthood? Such a paradigm shift and indeed, the speed at which it all happens can be downright scary. And so, the quarter life crisis (QLC).
The crisis of identification; of discovery of one’s purpose and functionality in
You. How did you even get here? From high school friendships to sorority clubs, and then, that unanticipated jump to adulthood? Such a paradigm shift and indeed, the speed at which it all happens can be downright scary. And so, the quarter life crisis (QLC).
The crisis of identification; of discovery of one’s purpose and functionality in