Everyone has their own timing in life. I know people that they were super successful in their 20s and in their 30s ended up completely burned out and vice versa. So. no regrets. Life is not supposed to be a straight line. Nice videos btw :) Keep them coming

In your 20's its more important to enjoy your life, gain experience and to travel (if you can) Choosing a career based on happiness rather than income I would never regret about money, investments etc Money cant buy happiness or knowledge gained through education Enjoy life today, as tomorrow is not a guarantee

I’m going to turn 20 literally next week, I know I stillllll have omggg so much SHIT to go through, and learn BUT this video is helping me I can feel it. I’ll go back to it every time I need to refeel and rethink what im feeling right now. I feel BETTER thank you please keep making videos they are REAL and are actually helping ME and others!

I think it is a common experience to realise that you missed out a lot of opportunities in your teens and 20s. The problem is that it is part of growing up to want to find your own way and not to listen to the life lessons of others (their lives are always different your - right?). However, as you say, it is maybe necessary to go through this to learn it for yourself.

thing with regert is you can learn from your mistakes. noone has clean path without mistakes. thats how you learn and advance yourself.

Thank you sharing ! I completely agree and relate with what you mentioned. Although I don’t *entirely* regret everything about my 20s I do feel there are many lessons to apply in my 30s. Excited for your growth in the 3rd level of life ! Cheers to you!

I'm on my last leg in my 20s currently 28. I've learned a lot these past 8 years as a person. I'm grateful. However, I have lost opportunities and didn't utilise my self in a more motivated structured way. God is great hoping for 30s and beyond to be great.

Thanks for the video, i kind of relate to most of it..like the Asian parents part, not using my network and kind of not regretting because it made me who i am

Time is the difference between how things are and how things should be. Live in the Now.

Brilliant vid poppy!! I really appreciate your experience and wisely tips, because we're going to get older each year regardless. Money is important , but not all important . enjoy life 😄

Hmm, I'm a finance gradate myself however I have found opportunities hard to come back in the career of finance which is very broad. Having been in multiple sectors in my career path, I realized no doubt the income could be low due to the number of career hopping years but I enjoyed the knowledge i gained in my previous jobs till a point I felt I could no longer contribute. Perhaps one decent thing I did was to save up and invest early cause by investing early, one can managed the emotions of trading with your own money earlier and learn to ignore white noise if you are confident with your own trading strategy.

You didn't do too badly Poppy... life is very much a WIP... Ideally focusing on your career path until you reach 30, doesn't mean you can play catch up on your love life in the rest of your life, and that is the same vice versa. So there is no real world ideal. Just imagine all the money and good standard of life... except you are lonely, perhaps cold and very selfish, no children (although not for everyone) etc. There will be opportunities that arise sometimes through help of a partner or their family (and vice versa); likewise you could be focusing on your career and manage to meet someone where it gets works out... It is all about life experience and developing from your experiences. There isn't any right or wrong way, last minute opportunities can always spring up too. There is absolutely nothing wrong about wanting to be noble and a good person. I could have been a millionaire if I wanted to run scams or sell drugs, instead I have chosen the difficult way in life, but I have no regrets. There are so many things I could have done better...

I understand what you are saying

thanks for sharing...

As a Thai I had that ridiculous hair cut too hahaha hated it 😂😂

I like your life story

Your biggest regret should be: ‘not having lunch with me, at the Victor’ in Philly! Now you’ll have to wait for a worm hole!!! Lol