![]() It’s easy to get lost focusing on your degree and job, but remember that other forms of identity capital, such as your network, how you solve problems, and how you speak can accelerate your path to where you want to be. In your twenties, take the job with the most identity capital. Other identity capital is more personal, such as how we speak, where we are from, how we solve problems, how we look.” “Some identity capital goes on a résumé, such as degrees, jobs, test scores, and clubs. These are the investments we make in ourselves, the things we do well enough, or long enough, that they become a part of who we are.” It is the repertoire of individual resources that we assemble over time. “Identity capital is our collection of personal assets. ![]() Through research and anecdotes from her time as a clinical psychologist, Meg Jay advocates for being intentional about how you spend your twenties.īuy this book on Amazon(Highly recommend)Īccess My Searchable Collection of 100+ Book Notes Key Takeaways Identity capital ![]() This book directly challenges the thirty-is-the-new-twenty culture. ![]()
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