Well done!

What's qualification did you take?

Bro congrats! What changed you/what have you changed to have your improvements?

30 this year, we still young and change can happen at any age, my twenties was golden and full of energy.

Awesome! Good for you and god bless

You’re correct. We gotta stop this youth worship culture that basically says once your old life is over. And “old” in their eyes is actually still pretty fucking young! Just stay on track and don’t do anything that won’t benefit you in the future.

40-80 is taking care of your health, family, finances or everything you needed to do in your 20's and 30's but didn't so now you don't have as much energy or time to play catch up. People don't talk about those ages much because everyone is on different wavelengths. Some people work. Some people don't. Some people have families. Some people are taking care of aging parents. Some are druggies. Some are brilliant, etc. When you're young, you're trying to find your footing and you're open to advice so there's a lot of these videos.

Just turned 29, 100% agree with you. But I do think I could have learned more, learning is super convenient these days because of the internet. I encourage everyone to actively learn something new everyday.

This was my first emotional reaction when I watched this video. At first I couldn't put a finger on what it was. Thank you for putting it into words!

I'm turning 20 in 3 days, and the way I see it is do what you want, while looking out for your future. Find a balance between things that will compound into the future, and things that are seen as useless. You don't need to be grinding every day hard 15 hours a day; you would be doing that already if you had a good reason. But you don't, and you don't need to go looking for such a reason. Life is not about who wins this rat race, your battles lie somewhere special, and you need to acknowledge that place and make visiting it regular. Relax, and avoid doing things that you'll regret at all costs.

That's the challenge. Striking a balance between saving for your future, so that 30s+ are enjoyable, preparing for family life etc. & enjoying your 20s so that you don't later regret a missed youth. I see both extremes: - couples that want kids but can't afford, struggling to pay rent - people in their 30s desperately trying to relive missed experiences from their 20s

@@hipunpunI see the latter option as more desirable. Anything you can do in your twenties(leisure wise) you can do much bigger and better in your thirties. I think the thirties should be for “living life” and the twenties for finding and building a career.

@@hipunpun What's wrong with having fun in your 30s? Ppl think you get old when u turn 30. Go to the gym dont eat dumb sh 4t all the time and let loose you'll feel great in your 30s with way more money and investments.

​@zeppkfw Because most people that are fertile don't go until 30+ to have kids and they usually throw a wrench in any partying thus affairs and double lifes

@@maltheri9833 Makes sense. Maybe I just can't understand the concept because I've been planning my 20s to 30s for the longest and actually going through with it

​​@@Von_Jankow or you end up with deeply rooted trauma from engaging in too much vice. Multiple baby daddies/mamas, multiple addictions, STDs and the list goes on and on and on The 30 year olds I see regretting their life decisions are the ones who only chased pleasure

Thank you for summarizing

Money invested is far better than money saved, when you invest it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth.

It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.

The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.

Many individuals report success in investing in stocks, forex, and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin), yet I continue to struggle. Can somebody help me out or advise me on what to do?

Even with the appropriate method and assets, some investors will still outperform others. As an investor, you should already know that nothing surpasses experience, and that is final. Personally, I had to seek advice from a stock specialist, which allowed me to build my account by over $35k, extract my profit just before the correction, and now I'm purchasing again.

Well, better than never, huh? Most blokes are broke until they are in their mid 30s. Times have changed.

@@mikeoxmall2170 I was broke in my 20s and was still able to have a blast. I got a job in China teaching English so someone else paid for my travel, and then was a club DJ on the weekends (which was easy to land because I was the only Caucasian DJ in town). Be creative and you’ll find ways to live your 20s to the fullest.

​@@CyanCooperi wish i could but its getting harder to break the ice

@@CyanCooper damn i wish i had these kinda jobs...teaching in china and being a dj wow

Thank you for your words brother. Definitely something I needed to hear. I work so much being off feels weird. Maybe I just need to enjoy what I have in front of me instead of always trying to build for something ahead of me

ok, ok...

It's never too late mate, better start in the 30s than never started at all

@@marcocrapanzano2892 ok, ok....

Some get to know what to do in their lives very early on, but most would still be exploring the best career path for them in their 20s, which is how they get to life better than one who is not who is just stuck with one thing for life.

@@swagathvl6238 ok, ok......

Good for you 👍.

Me too man! 🎉

Lets make it work… 29 on sept

29 next month july 9

Happen to my friend..

That sucks so hard. You have to have balance. That's the most important thing

I think people missed the part where we need to strengthen our relationships with others. This goes hand in hand with the fun things in life.

But if you die, you won't have time to regret anything... you're dead. Not your problem to lament

Better than starving at 70 lol

The biggest secret to life is no matter what you do- you will fuck something up. No matter what you do, even if you did everything “right,” you’ll never have done it “right”.

Tbh you didn't sound like you have wasted your 20s. Since no one can see the future, Regrets are useless unless you know you will regret things later

Bro virtually nobody who lives it up in their 20’s actually thinks they made the right choice. Best thing is to create a foundation first, 30’s is not even old 😂

@@user-qt8ch4bj3t yeah my friend spent all his money and went back to his family house and startee from zero. It goes both ways. He had fun tho

​@@user-qt8ch4bj3t Yeah because anyone who actually had all the fun while in their 20s will know they will struggle later since they have not built a foundation But the thing is a person who has all the fun and achieved what they wanted in their 20s has no reason to live past 20s in the first place

Happy birthday 🎉

Happy birthday 🎉

Happy birthday 🎉

Happy birthday 😊

Happy Birthday 🎉

same, tough times never last.

Yoo, I was born in 2003

fellow best year enthusiast. tho im 21 already :(

I'm 27 and i'm feeling the same 😅

Same i feel Like 80 and at the Same time i am Not ready to be an adult haha

I’m 16 dude, 28 seems as old as the earth itself

Am 29 am a gandpa 😂

I'm forever 17 since im age 11 i beat adults everything in sport

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@Behnam75289 33 you fucked according to this video

...🎉😢

I’m sorry for you unc’s. I’m only 17 watching this video but at least you guys are in your supposed ‘prime’ with peak strength

Same 33 yr

not sure if sarcastic or..

Can i work with you bell?

What lol

@@edotedy Al of the things are true. Just hunkered down, worked extra hours and spent next to nothing except towards paying down the mortgage. Now I don't have to work 5 days a week if I don't want to.

@@bellmattwebbSalute to you bro

Me too bro

Me 3

Hello depressed.

Same

27 and now I think it's too late 😢

This has to be full of damaging lies

Was looking for someone who addresses this. With the state of the economy as it is now, it's unlikely that working hard in your 20s will yield better results, this would just cause burnout. No matter the age work-life balance is important.

i feel like working hard for people of millennial and gen x actually had a reasonable payoff, in general z we work just as hard if not harder for scraps. i’m going into the tech field and have to pay for all kinds of outside courses that are separated from my college education (that should already prepare me fully with the tuition i’m paying) just to still not be 100% guaranteed repayment for my trouble.

I'm Gen Z. Nothing he said in the vid was bad. He's literslly just talking about time management and making every decision worth it. I've seen a lot of my gen who are involved im vice...their sad, depressed and JADED. So divided they can't even come to a sensible compromise and build any form of community. Modern society is FAILING cause TOO many people are GOOFING off. Its all about BALANCE and focusing and the things that MATTER

Sometimes that rainy day fund, becomes a source of supplemental income thru investments!! Ideally side hustle takes over the main hustle and u retire young gl all!! ❤

You did great, king.

@@Furlic-LastBraincell Thanks King, your words made my day!

​@@NilvolentibusjeI'm glad to meet a conqueror❤. Bro, stage will be yours soon.💪

Just hit 26 and i kinda went through the same thing ... Having to battle for your future, against others (own family included), against your demons inside your head ... Thank you for your words brother, i wish you all the best ❤️

💯 absolutely, well summarised

Thanks you saved me time to not watch the 12 minutes. I just read this in 1. All things are pretty much known to me. So i will not waste any more time and go watch smth else. Thank you a lot stranger. Your effort saved me time.

Well said brother

Stfu, i want to have as many days of pleasure as possible but its not possible. Im working all day, by parents are dying and i never had ANY friends. I want to know how it is to be young, not how it is to work in a gulag. This video is a bullshit for bullshit people

A portfolio of what? (Actually curious)

Investing maybe

the remaining years you got left... you're 27. Hell im 34 and dont think like that.

@@indiasupportsthereturnofth1475 What are saying? I only got 3 years left to build my five interests. I am not going to stop improving myself when I reach my own 30's, but still.

No you don’t have to. Invest money in passive incomes, that will give you time and money.

@@Sebas-iw8xc It won't, by the time I have enough I will be old.

Trust me, you're doing better than most of your peers

Hey, no worries! As 33 years old person, I can say that when I was a bit younger the things were looking grim for me too. In my opinion for getting that good life, the most important thing is to be conscious and analytical of the situation you're in. From your comment and the job you mentioned I am sure you checked that one out. With a little bit of energy and focus on the right directions, I am sure that you will have great years ahead! Let's not forget one more - Good luck! : )

@@velimirdimitrov4583 Thank you and let's hope you are right.

Amogus

Hell no, don’t always seek overtime. Life isn’t about work. You need a balance. 40 hours a week is the max anyone should be working unless you cannot make ends meet, then work overtime.

Good advice!

Yeah these new age videos are bullshit made by finance bros. It's all MuH InvEsTmenT. But it's true that you should not dwell in hedonism and still think about your future. Doesn't mean you can't have fun. Otherwise, believe me, you aren't partying at 40.

So you didnt waste your 20s then. Nothing the vid said is wrong. Its about about balance. He literally talked about the quality of relationships

That's so cool Im 18 and I'm learning to code I already know English but I felt I tis to late because there's people or kids who starter earlier and I am likeಠ⁠_⁠ಠ

@@normalhether5806 Knowing English is a great advantage, the most powerful content is in that languaje. I also started coding at 18 in college and I also felt like you, but seeing backforward, it doesnt matter much. In the long run coding is not enough to success in tech industry. People who started college with me and finished recently are working with me now. They didnt develop any other skill and now they didnt even know how to talk with clients, bosses, recruiters or coworkers. You are very young, and if you are scared by not being the smartest developer in five years, try being a normal developer with leadership skills, it will have more value when you start working. In general, highly talented people in tech industry lack the ability to have the broad vision that leadership would give you.

Same I turned 18 and feels stupid

Skibidibi Ohio toilet

Well i am in 3rd world country 20 year old with 60.000€ on bank

@@kristiansuman3397 well you had to work for that. I didn’t even had a job at that age. Actually I value my youth at much more than 60k.

I think even then you can replace your video games or tik tok, Instagram or whatever you chose

Even with that in mind, if all those hours belong to your boss invest in atleast 30 mins in each of the capital areas at the beginning and end of your day. I wake up at 5 and sleep at 9 so I have a good 1hr30mins in the morning and another 1hr30mins before bed to kill, with time to spare for errands, chores, meals, and commutes. Social capital can be a lunch, dinner, phone call or drinks after work. You can easily slot the others as a wake up and a wind down routine. I'd personally add a "play capital" slot to take part in a leisure hobbie or craft that is fun and engages your mind over going on social media and save movies and series for the weekend. It's doable. Just figure out what is important to you.

8-10 hours of work it’s not bad. You can still hit the gym, watch something, talk to friends, have some fun, read…

@@andredossin4644 sure. Still there are chores, commute, time you want to spend on nonproductive things.. its really hard to organize it imo

@@andredossin4644 for 30 mean each? Yeah, cool progress

Bachelors in what?

@@OneThousandBirdsI guess CS

Skill issue

It's still not late to turn to crime

Exactly

It's called opportunity cost

Hard work always pays off in the long-term. It's kinda common sense yk. Don't celebrate too soon and waste your potential. That's my wisdom for you.. from a 22 y/o

@@ElliotGuy-tp4si The Dalai Lama, when asked what surprised him most about humanity, he said: “Man. Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived.”

@@ElliotGuy-tp4si nobody said that hard work doesn’t pay off, but actually smart work pays off more than hard work dummy lol

Dang, I play four gacha games...

You can do it!

@@normalhether5806 thanks man, You also must push through

What are they? I'm intrigued to hear your wisdom/advice by getting through your 20s

Me too man. I'm 34.

​@ibraheemmonks8866 I regret having studied humanities and not exercising. I should have studied something that is good to make money, not something that I liked.

What are the regrets you have specifically? If there is too many tell all of them, can you at least name a few?

​@@HAngeliits not your fault Education should be free and human needs should not be commodities

I'm 28 turning 29. I'm with you on that 😅

He mentioned all that in the video

Bro are you kidding me. I'm the same age as you and even I've "wasted" time but I still feel hopefull. Started college online, have a job that pays well enough, soon will be hitting the gym on a regular. We're still very young bro. Heck 30 is young. Don't buy into all this youth worship by the media. And please don't compare yourself with others. We all regret not doing things earlier on, but we probably lacked the wisdom back then to do so. But we've gained it now, we're wiser now and we're still young af. 20 yo are just 5-6 years younger thsn us. By the time we're in our 60s do you think anyone will care about someone being 5 years younger than them. I mean we're all the same age group basically, the same generation. It's just that some of us weren't as lucky.

I’m 23 already in the best shape I’m learning programming

🙁hello fellow 2000s baby. Same...

Your energy starts decreasing at 30 if you stay fit and healthy it will start after 35

Because you have the most time

You should learn to listen. The money is a metaphor. Your buying power is your energy. At a young age particularly 20’s and early 20’s u have the most energy and therefore the most buying power. Buying power to invest ur energy into good habits that can have benefits that compound overtime

I agree. We should definitely be preparing for the future, but not by sacrificing everything in the process. 6:59 is one of the reasons why our society has problems, and why so many people have mental issues. Because everyone is taught that their value is based on their skills, what they do for work, and how much money they make. I am unsubscribing from this channel now, because I feel that several of his videos have been stating this type of message of "You're not enough. Do better"

If you don't get it, I'll explain, These are your options have money, travel party and enjoy yourself, but how will you get money, if you're from a rich family, you golden, if you normal and want to travel and party, just say your gonna put yourself into debt, it's almost impossible to live your life without money, unless you're a woman, since you can make your boyfriend pay

​@leahtheanimationfan40 we as human naturally seek for seeing valuable in others eyes, but we also should balance and do it for what we want to be and align with our beliefs. That comes from someone who's I believe to be very humble yet I learned that I have to show up if I ever wanted to be heard, and I like to share I hope I didn't make it abstract

@@leahtheanimationfan40 agree 100% I recognize I do live in quite a priviled position having been born in a quote on quote first world country. So my opinion might not be worth as much to people from lower class income regions. What I can recommend though is getting extremely valuable skills such as coding and or teaching. If you then learn english to a proficient skill level you can start to apply for remote jobs in a first world country. I do know that your chances of getting accepted into one are low. My recommendation is taking out 2-4 hours each day to apply to 10 or more positions and eventually as this is a numbers game you might eventually get a job paying 10 or even 15 dollars an hour. As I am currently enrolled in university I had it easy as I could apply for a student position at an online learning service for 20 bucks an hour. If you do this and save every last penny past your minimum basic needs (assuming you live on a 10 dollar an hour wage) you can save 1600 dollars a month which is 19200 bucks a year. If you do this for 5 years (assuming 30% taxes) youd be able to afford a 67200 bucks downpayment in most rural places on earth. This wont be a problem if you keep working remotely. With the downpayment youll be living in a nice house. hopefully if the interest rates arent too crazy (now is a bad example but eventually the interest rates will likely drop). And with the principal shrinking over the years youll at least be able to afford both a comfy lifestyle some partying every few weeks and one nice vacation every 1 to 2 years.

@NickName-mn6jm I agree. Balance is very important. We should always try to be better than we were yesterday, and obviously, we have to put in effort to get what we want. But we also need to take a step back and be present in the moment, and appreciate ourselves for who we are, rather than constantly chasing the future.

The fact that normie means normal

Same I don’t wanna provide for anyone Then get divorced and she takes all my money

Have you done anything meaningful in your life yet ?

what happened?

@@alanoperate6982 cronic stress, drug use, got obese and pre diabetic, financial problems, high pressure, lost my friends, got back to mom’s house (humiliation). Recreational drug use and all of that also got me depressed and f* with my mind. This happened also when I was changing careers, so it took me quite a while to recover. And my cousin died in a motorcycle accident and he was the nearest person with me. This im not even considering that the world gone mad as well lol but i gotta say.. found my happiness and plenitude when trying to figure out everything :)