Free guides for the messy
truth about your 20s.
From Josie Love · Author
No toxic positivity. No hustle culture. No "just believe in yourself." Choose the free guide that speaks to where you are right now — honest, practical, and written by someone who's been there.
↓ Pick the one you need most.
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Pick the one that speaks to where you are right now.
Free Workbook
The 20s Reset Workbook
A reflective workbook with guided prompts for when you feel lost, stuck, or like you've somehow gotten it all wrong.
- Clarify what actually matters to you
- Reset your direction when you feel lost
- Build small habits that create real momentum
Free Guide
The "Am I Behind?" Reality Check
Why so many people feel behind in their twenties — and why the timeline you think you're failing is mostly an illusion.
- Where "the timeline" actually came from
- Why people who seem "ahead" aren't happier
- How to stop measuring against the wrong ruler
Free Toolkit
The Quiet Strength Toolkit
Simple tools for the moments your mind spirals. No complex systems — just things that actually work.
- When comparison is eating you alive
- When anxiety has you in its grip
- When self-doubt is louder than everything else
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You are not behind. You are not broken. You are just in the part of the story that nobody Instagrams.
— from the book
These Are for You If...
You're somewhere between "I should have it figured out by now" and "what even is my life?"
You're tired of advice that sounds like a LinkedIn post. You want someone to tell you the truth — gently, but without the bullshit. You want to feel less alone in the messy middle.
The Messy Truth About Your 20s was written for you. These guides are your first taste.
About the author
Josie Love
Josie wrote this book because she wished someone had written it for her. Originally started as letters to her daughters, The Messy Truth About Your 20s became the honest, warm, no-BS guide she needed when she was figuring it all out. She believes your twenties don't need to be perfect — they just need to be real.