Trailblazing 20s: Read these inspiring non-fiction books
The 20s are a pivotal time, brimming with challenges and the quest for self. It's a period defined by chasing dreams, grappling with adulthood's complexities, and seeking a personal niche. Non-fiction books can be key guides, providing wisdom and encouragement from those who've walked similar roads. Here are impactful reads that echo the life stages and goals of young adults.
'Becoming' by Michelle Obama
Becoming is Michelle Obama's memoir, recounting her Chicago upbringing to her first lady years. It delves into identity, race, and the essence of womanhood. Through her personal story, Obama imparts lessons on resilience and the importance of finding one's unique voice. The book is a beacon for young adults on their own quests for identity and self-definition.
'Educated' by Tara Westover
Educated recounts Tara Westover's extraordinary journey from growing up in a strict and isolated environment to earning a PhD from Cambridge University. Her story highlights the power of education as a tool for transformation and emancipation. Westover's struggles and triumphs provide profound insights into overcoming adversity and embracing change, making it an essential read for those facing uncertainties about their future.
'Big Magic' by Elizabeth Gilbert
In Big Magic, Elizabeth Gilbert delves into the intricacies of creativity, offering advice on how to live a life driven by curiosity rather than fear. Gilbert encourages readers to embrace their passions and pursue creative living without expectations or perfectionism. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to break free from creative blocks or seeking motivation to embark on artistic endeavors.
'Rich Dad Poor Dad' by Robert Kiyosaki
Rich Dad Poor Dad presents Robert Kiyosaki's philosophy on money management through the contrasting advice he received from his father (Poor Dad) and his friend's father (Rich Dad). The book challenges conventional beliefs about work, investing and financial planning. It offers practical advice on achieving financial independence — an essential read for young adults aiming to build a solid financial foundation early in life.
