Life Skills for Young Adults

The Guide Every Young Adult Needs

De: SquareRoets

Narrado por: Nicholas Pitcher

School prepares you for a lot of things, but there’s one crucial subject that often gets left out of the curriculum: practical life skills.

This book contains the full set of essential life skills you need to excel in your life as an adult. From navigating student loans to taking care of your mental health, preparing for job interviews to managing house chores, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a snippet of what you’ll discover within:

How to ace the art of money management—craft a smart budget, know exactly how credit works, and discover how to choose the best student loan for your situation

Strategies for becoming financially independent—how to earn money, negotiate a great salary, and protect yourself through insurance and retirement planning

Powerful emotional resilience strategies—featuring mindfulness as a stress buster, tips for overcoming the fear of failure, and techniques for developing a positive self-image in the digital age

How to build healthy relationships through communication skills, setting boundaries, and dealing with conflicts—plus tips for creating a thriving network

Strategies for professional fulfillment—how to discover your passions, explore different career paths, find internships, and ace job interviews

6 vital skills for the modern workplace that will skyrocket your success

How to manage daily life tasks like cooking, tidying up, laundry, home repairs, car maintenance, and personal safety

The keys to navigating the digital world while protecting your mental health—plus tips for smart traveling, volunteering, and continuous learning

And much more.

Transition into adulthood with a ready-to-go plan for professional, financial, and personal success.

©2024 SquareRoets (P)2025 SquareRoets

Wish I Had This Sooner

I picked this up to help my young adult children transition into adulthood, and they all ended up learning a few things! It covers the basics in a way that’s easy to understand without being boring or preachy (a major deal for that age). From budgeting to job information and even basic home skills—it’s all in there. My children actually read it without me having to nag, which says a lot. It’s a go-to guide for anyone just starting out.

Wish I Had This At 18

Honestly, I grabbed this to help my nephew, but I ended up reading most of it myself. It covers stuff I had to learn the hard way—basic money smarts, handling emotions, even how to talk to people better. It’s practical without being boring, and the tone isn’t preachy. My nephew actually thanked me, which never happens. Great resource for anyone starting out or needing a reset. Would’ve saved me a lot of stress in my early 20s.

Wish I had this sooner

I grabbed this for my nephew who's just finishing high school, but ended up reading it myself first. It covers all the stuff I had to learn the hard way—money, work, mindset. It's clear, relatable, and doesn’t talk down to you. He’s already started using some of the tips, and it's sparked a lot of good conversations between us. Honestly, I wish I’d had something like this when I was his age.

The Missing Manual for Adulting—Finally!

This audiobook is like having a wise older sibling guide you through all the things school never taught. From money hacks (student loans made simple!) to mental health tips and even basic home maintenance, it covers EVERYTHING young adults actually need.
The career advice alone is gold—I wish I had those interview strategies years ago! What I love most? It’s practical, not preachy. Whether you’re graduating, starting a job, or just tired of Googling "how to adult," this is your cheat sheet. 10/10—every 20-something needs this!

Cooler Than I Thought I’d Be

I always thought being an adult would feel like being dropped into the deep end—but this audiobook made everything make sense. I learned how to handle money, prep for interviews, and even cook meals that aren’t just frozen pizza. It’s actually helped me feel excited (not panicked) about living on my own. I’m not perfect, but now I feel like I have a roadmap. This would’ve saved me so much stress if I had it sooner!

How to handle becoming an adult

This audiobook is super practical and really easy to follow. It covers all the essential life skills that young adults actually need but aren't always taught—like managing money, handling stress, setting goals, and communicating with confidence. I appreciated how straightforward and relatable it was, without ever feeling preachy.

A Starter Guide for Young Adults

Life Skills for Young Adults is a useful and practical book packed with helpful advice for everyday life. From money management to home repairs, the book has something to say about just about everything in a clear, easy to read format. Some of the topics seem superficial, but as a first point of reference for the newly independent, it's a sturdy beginning. Positive and to the point throughout.

Wish I Had This Sooner!

I got this for my younger cousin, but I ended up reading through it myself and was impressed. It covers so many real-life topics that school just doesn’t teach—like budgeting, communication, time management, and even basic cooking. It’s easy to follow without being boring or preachy. Honestly, it’s the kind of book I wish I had when I was just starting out on my own. Perfect gift for grads or anyone stepping into adulthood.

The Ultimate Life Skills Guide for Teens

This empowering guide equips young adults with essential life skills to transition into adulthood confidently. It covers various topics, including money management, job preparation, emotional resilience, and relationship building. The advice offered is practical and applicable to real-world situations. This book is an ideal resource for teens looking to feel more prepared, independent, and capable in today's world. Whether heading to college, entering the workforce, or simply wanting to get ahead, this book will set you up for success.

The adulting handbook I wish I had

This audiobook covers all the real-life stuff no one really teaches you—budgeting, job interviews, managing stress, even how to cook a basic meal. It’s super easy to follow and feels like solid advice from someone who gets it, not a lecture. I’ve read plenty of “life skills” books that feel over the top, but this one keeps it practical and down-to-earth. Whether you’re heading off to college or just want to feel more confident about handling life, this is such a great guide.