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Ep. 182: [Tough Twenties] Gretchen, Age 29, on Relationships
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Ep. 182: [Tough Twenties] Gretchen, Age 29, on Relationships
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Navigating dating and romantic relationships - and figuring out how to decide who to commit to and marry- is one of the biggest decisions of the twenties. In this episode, I'm chatting with my daughter Gretchen, age 29, about her romantic relationships in her twenties, what she's learned from her own experiences and her observations and discussion with other young adults, and from the book, The Defining Decade (Meg Jay, PhD).
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Links:Choose Wisely: 8 Questions to Ponder Before you say "I Do" (post I read from in this episode)
“Think hard about who you marry. It’s the most important decision you will ever make."
David Brooks, Commencement Speech
"My strong advice is to obsess less about your career and to think a lot more about marriage. Please respect the truism that if you have a great career and a crappy marriage you will be unhappy, but if you have a great marriage and a crappy career you will be happy."
David Brooks, To Be Happy, Marriage Matters More than Career
The Defining Decade, Meg Jay, PhD