Book Reviews

If you want to move past your fear and live your best life, this book is for you.

In “Buffering,” Hannah Hart discusses family, mental illness, and coming to terms with your identity with honesty and vulnerability, exposing herself and her past in a way that makes you love her that much more.

“You Are a Badass” will inspire you to get go of what is holding you back and build an amazing life.

If you liked “The Alchemist,” you’ll like this book too.

We are all here in the same space, trying to live our lives and find our purpose.

Are you a career-driven girlboss who wants to make an impact? You need to read this book!

Kayla fills these pages with advice, personal anecdotes, and refreshing honesty that is hard to find in a book with the word “corporate” on the cover.

At GenTwenty, we believe it’s so important that twenty-somethings take control of their own finances. It all begins with a mindset change, and Brokenomics can help.

We’re not sure if Jon Acuff  had twenty-somethings in mind when he wrote his 2011 book Quitter: Closing the Gap Between Your Day Job & Your Dream Job, but it…

At this point in our lives, we are all just trying to figure out what our next move is going to be.After we graduate from college and enter into adulthood…

In a place where you spend 40+ hours per week with the same people, sometimes communication will erode, people will fail to live up to their commitments, and feelings will get hurt.How do we maintain professionalism while dealing with these situations?

“The Ultimate Guide to TwentySomething Life” is quick read full of personal anecdotes, lessons to learn from, and practical advice for the first few years of your life out of college.