Well, it’s for you if you’re looking to Rock Your Right Life, Right Now. What does that mean? Good question.
It means you’re most likely a Gen Y babe who refuses to settle for a ‘good enough’ life. You want the whole enchilada. You want the energy that comes along with being authentic, the “I love my life” sparkle, the inner calm that surfaces when you’re on the right path.
So what does it take to Rock Your Right Life, Right Now?
You’ve got to be willing to examine your life with honesty. To throw out what’s not working. To face your Quarterlife Crisis head on. You’ve got to be gutsy enough to embrace the authentic you. To go after the big dreams. To take a chance on glimmers of intuition. And most of all you’ve got to be bold enough to do it NOW.
This is your life, after all. Jump In. Make it Count.
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The Beatles almost had it right.
What I’ve experienced in the past 4 months has shown me a more important, essential piece of a relationship however. That piece is trust.
I was blindsided by the quarter-life crisis, but in retrospect, I can pinpoint moments as far back as high school when I should have realized it was coming. When I was 17, when everyone else was studying and prepping for college, I was working full time hours and had a much older boyfriend.
As life goes, I used to think I was doing things right. Now, I’m not so sure. I went to college, then grad school – I got a solid education. I studied things that interested me, but I wasn’t necessarily following any great passion. I was trying to be practical. I should also confess that I was trying to make other people happy.
I grew up on the move – Los Angeles, NYC, London, back to Los Angeles, back to NYC, back to Los Angeles. A whirlwind coming of age tour in the world’s cosmopolitan wonderland.
I’ve never done things the easy way. I’ve always been the type to learn lessons the hard way and experience mistakes by myself. Personality traits also come into play; I’m spontaneous, impatient, impulsive and driven. When I was young, my parents affectionately referred to me as “The Challenge Child”…