self help books to read in your 20’s 📚

as i get closer to wrapping up my first year in my 20’s, i am excited by all the knowledge i have already developed! your 20’s should be focused on you to set yourself up for rest of your life. figure out how you are in your 20’s!! these are my favorite self help books to help you as you navigate your 20’s & the rest of your life.

📚 atomic habits : by James Clear is a practical guide on how small, consistent changes can lead to remarkable results over time. The book emphasizes the power of tiny habits, showing how improving just 1% each day can create lasting transformations. Clear introduces the 4 laws of behavior change: make it obvious, make it attractive, make it easy, and make it satisfying. This book is perfect for anyone looking to break bad habits and build positive ones, with actionable steps that can be applied to fitness, productivity, and personal growth.

💵 you are a badass at making money: by Jen Sincero is an empowering, no-nonsense guide to shifting your mindset around money and success. The book blends personal stories, practical tips, and a bit of humor to help you overcome financial blocks, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs. Sincero teaches readers how to embrace their inner power, take risks, and manifest the wealth they desire. It's perfect for anyone looking to improve their financial situation while cultivating confidence and a positive money mindset.

📏 grow the %*@# up: by Sarah Knight is a blunt, witty self-help book aimed at helping adults take control of their lives by embracing responsibility and maturity. Knight breaks down how to tackle adulthood head-on by facing fears, cutting out excuses, and making smart decisions that align with personal goals. Using humor and practical advice, the book encourages readers to stop procrastinating and start handling life’s challenges with confidence and accountability. It’s perfect for anyone ready to level up their adulting game!

💁🏽‍♀️ the subtle art of not giving a #@%! : by Mark Manson is a refreshing take on self-help, offering a no-nonsense approach to living a happier life by focusing on what truly matters. Manson argues that trying to be positive all the time is exhausting and unrealistic, and instead, we should embrace our limitations, accept failures, and learn to care about fewer things that genuinely align with our values. By letting go of unnecessary worries, we can lead more meaningful, fulfilled lives. It’s a must-read for anyone looking for a raw, honest guide to personal growth.

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