In this article, we will discuss Dreams and Mentors.
Dreams and Mentors.
In Levinson’s theory, during the early adult transition of age 17 to 22, most people construct a dream. An image of themselves in the adult world will guide their decision making.
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The more specific the dream, the more motivating it is. Men’s dreams are said to be more individualistic and often necessitate success in career and business. On the other hand, if they include women, their dreams are always related to their being supporters of their goals.
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