In our mid 20s until sometime in our early 40s, we concentrate on making our mark as adults — establishing our professional lives, creating a home, finding a partner, and starting a family.
As young adults, from late teens to around 25, we explore, experiment, and gradually build a firm sense of our own identity.
From mid 20s to early 40s, we concentrate on establishing our professional lives, creating a home, finding a partner.
Every parent knows that children develop through a series of stages — babyhood, infancy, childhood and adolescence. What’s not so obvious is that the rest of our lives also go through stages, right through to old age.
So as young adults, from late teens to around 25, we explore, experiment, and gradually build a firm sense of our own identity. What makes us different is our values, personalities, strengths and weaknesses.
