The twenties are a time of discovery. Terms like quarterlife crisis are common because the life lessons that we encounter during these years can cause great confusion. When I started GenPink my goal was to provide insight into many of the lessons that we experience. Since I am certainly not an expert on life, wouldn’t that be nice, I decided to have the twenty something advice series to include guest bloggers point of views in addition to my own.
Here are the previous twenty something advice posts:
- Twenty Something Advice: Don’t settle for anything less than the love of your life
- Twenty Something Advice: I Wish I Had Known
- Twenty Something Advice: Don’t Let Love Swallow Your Independence, Spend Time Learning What You Are Like When You Are Single
- Twenty Something Advice: Make your goals measurable
- Twenty Something Advice: Is it time for a job change?
- Twenty Something Advice: Circle of Friends
- Twenty Something Advice: Power of Music
- Twenty Something Advice: Educate Yourself on Politics
- Twenty Something Struggle: Why Can’t I Be Happy?
- Twenty Something Advice: Don’t plan your life based on what other people expect
If you are interested, or have any great bits of advice to share with 20somethings please leave a comment and I’ll be in touch with the details. Are you already past your twenties and know of something you wish you had known? We’d love to hear from you as well.
Hey there. I would love to contribute :)
I would love to be involved with this.
i would love to contribute also! :)
I’d also love to contribute!
Hey Elysa, I have an idea for a guest post. I’ll let you know in an email.
I’m definitely interested and would love to contribute!
Hey Elysa, I’ve got an idea for a post that I’ve been thinking about – email me and I can tell you about it….
I’d love to write something for “I wish I had known”
Hi Elysa,
I was rearching for the perfect link to accompany my Blog post “Seven tips – for riding the elephant and winning with Gen Y women leaders” I love your GenPink Blog! What a Gem! Here is the link to my posting http://terrill.gaia.com/blog/2008/4/riding_the_elephant_and_winning_with_gen_y_women_leaders
Any thoughts or comments fronm you or your community would be greatly appreciated.
Hi!
I’m interested in writing a post.
Thanks!
Hi Elysa~
I’ve been reading for awhile now, and would love to contribute to the next big project! I have some ideas, or could go with any theme. Thanks!
~Leanne
I’m in!
I stumbled upon your site and I’m adding you to my blogroll (it’s growing, slowly).
I’d love to write for you site. Especially in regards to giving advice. Let me know if you are still accepting!
Hey!
If you are still accepting contributions, count me in!
To say that I have some advice to give would be an understatement. I could writer the book on some of these topics. (Well, I sort of am!) Contact me if you’d like me to write something.
Are you still interested in contributors? I’m interested! Please let me know :)
I actually think this would be a fun site for a guest post I wrote for my blog and have decided against posting there, but want to post somewhere. It is, essentially, the best cover letter ever that was written with copious amounts of wine. I thought it might be fun, given the context of your blog.
(PS: I got this from a message you sent on 20sb).
Liz sounds fun. Send me an email with info and I’ll review it. info at genpink — not too difficult :)
Hi Elysa, thanks for the heads up about contributing a guest post!
I would love to share a post with you about making BIG DECISIONS. I myself have had some big ones which have led to my life the way it is now, living in a foreign country married to the man I love, doing what I love, with hardships along the way.
If this sounds like something you would like featured on your blog, contact me!
Thanks,
Dawn
I’d love to contribute, either regarding personal finance in your twenties or how to live a more eco-friendly, sustainable life. Lots of times the two can go hand in hand!
You can contact me by email at naturalfrugal@gmail.com
Thanks,
Chloe
I’d like to contribute to this series regarding motivation after graduation. It’s hard to keep it up sometimes when you are away from your friends, regular class schedule and are response for creating your own schedule. You can reach me chachanna@twentity.com.
great topic! you can send me your post via email elysa @ genpink