It’s Time to Get Serious
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Prevailing wisdom insists that your twenties are for extreme exploration—collecting memories, friends, partners, identities. It’s BS.
It’s Time to Get Serious (Hartwig Valdmanis via Getty Images) Prevailing wisdom insists that your twenties are for extreme exploration—collecting memories, friends, partners, identities. It’s BS. This article is part of The Zeitgeist. Follow to get everything we publish on ideas, arts, entertainment, dating, faith and more. One of the most striking essays we have run since the start of this publication is called The Case for American Seriousness. (We loved it so much we had the author, Katherine Boyle, read it aloud on Honestly.) The piece made the argument that at the root of the…
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