The Busy Twenties

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The life of each of us is a book that contains several chapters. We are the ones who choose the title and the main characters. We participate greatly in the contents. We write the details of our story precisely through what we enter into our minds and feelings... But the book is without a summary. We will not know anything about it except through immersion in Every moment of it with everything we have. We will not be able to turn pages or skip chapters that we do not like, as every word is written for us. Once we overcome the obstacles that we used to refuse to participate in, we realize that things are not that bad. But the reality is that difficulties do not become easy to overcome, we are the ones who become stronger in overcoming them.

The stage of twenty is considered a knot that is difficult to untie, and we all go through different stages in it. Therefore, the book “The Crowd of Twenty” provides benefit to all dimensions of life and its various fields, especially for those who are in the category of twenty and live in the midst of crowding. It works to remove obstacles and reshape the person for himself and provides solutions in innovative ways.

Shatha Abdel Moneem is a Sudanese journalist and writer, born in the United Arab Emirates in 1998. She graduated with distinction from the College of Mass Communication - Department of Radio and Television, at Ajman University, in 2020. The “crowd of twenty” is her first book.

She has many experiences and skills in the media and acting, and is interested in topics of self-development and everything related to the balance of the mind, spirit and body. She went through many difficulties at the early age of twenty, which inspired her after going through a spiritual awakening to write this book

The author presented the most prominent methods that lead to balance in life in its various aspects. So that readers - especially young people - can elevate themselves and know the extent of the strength that resides within them, and realize that we are not required to keep opening new pages. Sometimes all it takes is throwing away the entire notebook and buying another whose pages do not contain scribbles from the past, so we can start a new life.