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Part 1: How To Be An Adult— Kegan’s Theory of Adult Development | by Natali Morad | Medium
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Ever wondered what it means to be an adult?
Part 1: How To Be An Adult— Kegan’s Theory of Adult Development Natali Mallel (Morad) 9 min read · Sep 28, 2017 -- 57 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Credit: Unsplash Ever wondered what it means to be an adult? I’m not talking about buying guest towels or renters insurance. I’m talking about how we ought to be developing in adulthood. How should we perceive and engage with the world? Or handle conflict and interact with the people around us? With children it’s easy. Children have distinct developmental stages and rituals (terrible twos, bar mitzvah, sweet sixteen),
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