Hope yall liked this new little short film! Also 100k!?!? WHAT??? SO SUDDEN OMG!!! 🥹🥹🥹

I just giggled when you said you’re not young at 30 😂 39 here, still young and full of dreams and plans 😊

I started over at 35. I’m 40 now and it’s the best decision I ever made. You can always start over, 40,50,60. Society is going to have their own ideas on how you should live, but it’s your life.

Starting over in my 30's is the BEST thing that ever happened to me. It's never too late to start over. Believe in you and everything else will slowly fall in place. Just remember to keep on believing and self motivating you through the journey. It's not easy, it will be hard, stay motivated.

I just had to start over last year. I got strung out pretty bad on some hard drugs.. Almost died from it & decided that was enough to desist. Facing that fear makes us so much stronger after we conquer it!! Been rebuilding my life for the 3rd time at 32 ever since (my OD was about a month before my 32nd b-day) Went from unemployed addict and Criminal, to full-time manager of a restaurant about 6mo from that. I pay my bills, & take care of my family. I'm glad I got out alive ❤️ and just thankful for the lessons I learned

23-27 I was an inventory manager. 27-30 I bought and ran a restaurant until Covid hit. 30-32 I went back to school and got my HVAC degree and worked doing that for a year. At 33, I decided to follow my true passion and become a pilot. Almost done with all my certificates, and I'll be hired by an airline by the time I'm 36 in 1-2 years. Go for it!

I saw a post on Twitter that said that when you turn 30, you’ve only been and adult for 12 years. You’re only a preteen in adult years! 30 is still young!

I need this audio to be on constant replay in my head and to come on louder when I find myself missing the past. This is the attitude. Thank you for this!

I am 28 going on 29 and currently at a crossroads. Your short made me cry cause I connected with it so much… wish me luck on my journey, not to start over, but to start. 🍀

"How rare is it to find yourself at a crossroads and have the priviledge to choose your own adventure?" That was DEEP.

I’m 40, leaving a career in education to study Art History…hoping to become a Curator one day❤

I really needed to see this 😌 I’m turning 30 this year and lost my job in a career that I was very passionate about, but is very niche and I can’t afford to move to get a job in the same industry. Which means I have to find something else I can do where I am. I just started some certification courses and I’m hoping to find something more stable and with a better work-life balance than my old career.

Love! At 29, I finished a UX design course. Turn 30 this month. I too have felt stuck and questioning why I feel unfulfilled. I no longer want to blame myself for it. I've learned that it's okay to start over. You're only getting closer to a better wiser experienced YOU.

Amen. Life is about learning. My mom started to learn French when she was over 40, I started Korean at 38. To whoever says you can't just tell them: Watch me.

I started over at 30 too. Divorced, broke, moved to another state, no job, no hope or wish for a new relationship. It was pretty bleak. Now I’m happier than I’ve ever been, running my own business, happily remarried, and planning on having another child in the next year. Life is crazy because when I started over I never thought I would be happy again let alone be so blessed as I am now. Keep your chin up! Things will get easier every day you continue to focus on yourself and move forward.

This is exactly what I needed to see right now. I turned 29 yesterday and I am about to change my life in a big way. Thank you.

Same girl, I started grad school at 33 for an entire career shift. Gotta stay on our toes.

Soon to be 68 here … having Cancer for 40 months has taught me As Long as your Healthy you can start over… Push your brain into positivity.. age is just a Number.. why not live whatever years I have Left Joyfully ❤

"too late is just what someone decides" worthy to note 👌🏾

“I think too late is what someone decides” is the best thing I’ve ever heard. Quite relatable. I used to work for a job and dedicated my life to it(felt like it but it was only a year and a half). Got fired for no reason actually despite meeting all quotas and going even above with overtime. Fast forward a year from that and now I am self employed. As you say, it’s only up from here. Couldn’t agree more.

It’s so funny as a woman in her 40s. Looking at women talking about “starting over” at 30 and 25. When you get into your 40’s you’re gonna realize you didn’t start over. Because you never started yet!!! 30 is just the beginning of life. You think you know everything. You DO feel smarter. And you definitely are smarter than you were in your 20s. But when you hit your 40’s you realize you didn’t know anything in your 30s either. And I’m sure I’ll feel the same way when I hit my 50s about my 40s.😂😂😂

I’m 29 and actually starting. Not starting over. It’s very scary and discouraging at times but I have decided to look ahead and not dwell on my past

Still struggling mentally for 4yrs, tried to get up multiple times but can’t still function well so I let myself rest till now. I now have goals to start over this year and I’m still preparing, hopefully I don’t force myself again like what I did so I don’t disappoint myself again. I’m tired of doing nothing but 4yrs is a big help and hope to heal sooner.

My mum was scared to go to uni as a 52 year old. She unskilled and now works in education helping children with disabilities. It’s never too late and you’re never too old. I believe in you!!!

“And since I’m deciding, I guess it’s not too late to start.” Thank you. I needed this today.

Starting over again from zero at 46...after a health issue and left alone,i feel like life is starting again zero, beautiful feeling to be able to look forward again

I love this I'm 25, been divorced twice because the men were unfaithful, have two babies one with each of the men, just recently got fired, and it's great ! At first I went through a dark night of the soul for a few months especially after my ex and I split up and I got fired from a remote job. But it feels good letting those things go! And letting that version of myself die off. Like an ego death. It fed my ego a lot being with that recent hot guy and working from home bc of the field I was in. But it didn't feed my spirit ! They were both toxic both the man and the environment he wanted me to live in and his family and also his friends weren't good people and were also cheaters and the job wasn't good for me bc I was sitting all the time and wasn't active as much as I am now. It's wonderful how changes help us grow into better people and better our lives , those are blessings in disguise letting things and people and jobs like that go that aren't good for our mental or emotional well being overall

30 is so young!! It’s not late to start over even at 40, 50, 60!! Never too late! Life goes on, seasons change. A new opportunity at every corner!! That’s the beauty of it ✨🙌🏼

Needed this. Currently 25 and feeling like I'm stuck in life. When I could live for another 5 years and still start over again, that's relieving

I love this message and reading everyone's comments. Life feels overwhelming and scary sometimes. Feels like society's expectations are so high, it's constantly aging you before your time, it tells you to have it all figured out before x age.. Regret is also a monster of its own. I know I struggle with all of it. I turned 30 last year and felt like I was going to have a panic attack. Like I was so old already, like I should've had it all figured out by now, had x amount of savings and accomplishments, like it was too late for certain things.. but here I am closing in on 31 and I'm realizing I think my 30s will be the best years yet. I'm still young. I still have the ability to take my life wherever I want it o go. I have accomplished a lot. Things haven't always gone to plan and I still have a lot of struggles, but I'm happy with who I am and what I'm doing. I accept the mistakes I've made. Everything in my life has led me to where I am now. It's all a constant battle, but this is what I tell myself and like to believe.

As someone who is pushing 60, trust me, 30 is NOT old. At all. Look at it this way. In a traditional career after college, you’ve only worked about 8 years and would still have 30+ to go before you retired. That is plenty of time to start over!! Don’t let the idea that you’re too old stop you from doing what you really want.

i'm 30 and i'm making major life changes right now too. it's so scary but it's so refreshing to see someone my age doing the same, keep it up girl!!

Starting over is scary! I’m glad this video popped up - reminds me that we’re not alone in this. Keep moving forward!

Yeeesssss I'm 29 and had to start over 2 years ago. Everything I'd worked for to that point seemed to dissolve through my fingers but I also wasn't happy. I'm still not exactly happy, but I am closer to my goals and a lot further ahead mentally than I was before. I'm still growing and getting better, with life, with myself, with my relationships and career. Starting over is terrifying and I was horrifically depressed at the time feeling like I'd worked for nothing, but sometimes it is refreshing and exciting for the new start. Starting fresh enabled me to remove toxic people from my life, I met my life partner and adopted another cat. I have a larger apartment than before I started anew, I travel more and I am currently in the next phase of change applying to new work in graphic design again (after a 2 year break in a different field because of the burn out and trauma from a prior toxic workplace), I'm focusing on my health more after recently having pneumonia and I have a cute new car (even if it's been stressful being without work for 3 weeks from being in hospital). I am a firm believer in that things happen for a reason, and I believe that this change is more of an opportunity for you to expand on things that bring you joy and a healthier and happier path. 😇

I’m making a major change this year as well and I’m 33. This was very comforting.

You’ve given me hope, and I’m 26. My father passed away in January, I was supposed to start university in January and I deferred so I could spend time with my dad. But I had to pull out before I even started uni. I don’t feel ready anymore. I want to grovel and idle till I feel comfortable. But society is cruel, I feel old. I feel like I’m starting over too late at 26. After seeing so many comments of people starting over, who are much older than I am, and they’re happy and content, that gives me a sense of peace and relief. This is my story and it will be at my pace. 💜

This really resonated with me. I’m turning 30 soon, quit my job, moving to another country with my bf, but I never felt more free in my life. I feel like I’m just starting to live and can’t wait to see how it’s going from here

I'm 35, and I always think of Grandma Moses when I'm having a moment of doubt about where I'm at in life. IT'S NEVER TOO LATE❤

im 31, and my current job will end this month too. this is such a lovely reminder that, i dont have to cling to old crutches and beliefs to lead a fulfilled life ❤✨

I'm starting over from nothing at 40, after leaving a 14 year relationship that was abusive. It's scary, yes, but so rewarding. I just bought my first car brand new, paid in full, and didn't need anyone to help me with it. The sense of pride I have in that accomplishment has inspired me to keep pushing forward and to be full of.love, hope, and more dreams than I could accomplish in this life. But I've never been happier sitting with myself and now trusting my own instincts. We all have the power of resilience in us. We can be inspired at any age and there's still so much more to look forward to.

I am 23 and still kind of figuring what to do. It's so so inspiring reading all of your stories ❤

“too late is just what someone decides” 💯

Aw bless, 30 is barely adult. It's a testament to our crazy cult of youth that we feel over before we've even hit 25. Good positive post. Who you are is not dependent upon job title or the roles we play in this world. I'm nearer 50 btw, to give a little context, never had the opportunities mentioned above, only now building a life for myself. Never too late!

Honey... Wait till you are starting over at 48! Breaking up (he gets the house), unemployed, completing a new certification, kid is grown... I'm defining free agent over here! We will be fine!

Seeing this short in my algorithm seems like our stars are aligned. I'm also in the same situation as you right now, and after three decades of pleasing others, I'll be resigning my current job that I don't feel any affinity of in two months and I've already made plans on what I'll do for the next chapter of my life. It feels daunting, not know what life has to offer in the future but it's better to take the leap of faith rather than stay put at my current situation and keep the grind going knowing that I don't enjoy what I'm doing.

I love to research other countries that have more of a reformative and holistic approach to prison versus more of a strictly punishment approach. I have to admit I have not given them much thought. But it is our responsibility as a society to care for the hurting. So thank you for explaining this law.

“How rare is it to find yourself at a crossroads and have the privilege to choose your own adventure?”

I started over at 49. I was married 23 years. I spent 22 of it focusing on my military career and when finally retired and stayed home I realized we had NOTHING in common anymore and we were not on the same page. I left him everything. I walked away with my daughter (17 then) and my clothes. I’ll be 54 this year. Deciding to start over was terrifying BUT I’m so much better off now. I’m happy, healthy and my daughter is too. Don’t be afraid of change. Be afraid of not changing. Be kind to yourself. ❤

I'm glad you're finding your way and turning challenges into a moment to reflect and ask yourself good questions. Best wishes.

Literally was me! I’m 29, turning 30 this year. I moved cities, changed jobs, and am starting a new relationship. So much change!

When I was 29, I was also laid off. Now at 30, I've gone back to university to pursue my childhood dreams. If you have the privilege to choose a new direction you're called to, please go for it. It's terrifying to start over but I've never felt so excited about my future.

This video encapsulates a lot of my feelings regarding my 20s. Thank you!

Your short came in a moment of life that I am going to start over again and believe it or not, it gave hope and a moment to realize that something good can come

My dad lost his job at 45. Started college (again) at 50, and started his second career at 54. Starting over for him was tough, but it gave him the opportunity to do something he enjoyed a lot more.

I started over at 35 - and it was an abysmal failure. So I re-started over at 37. I fell l flat on my face. I stewed in that low point until I was 41 (42 now). I learned from all of the mistakes I made, and hopefully, the third times the charm.

I read a bunch of this comments and this make me cry. I feel like to old for burn bridges and I feel seen here. Thanks

started over at 29~ moved from New York city away from friends and extended family. chose myself and live in LA. I am happy here. Started chiropractic school and will be a doc by 32

i am also going to start, im 29 and going 30 this june... my life in my 20's are a mess. lack of motivation, no passion, a lot of pressure. but now, I know what path i love to take. thank you for letting me feel that I'm not the only one going to start my life at 30.

I’m 45 and terrified, because my health is forcing me to start over. But I’m also grateful that I get to have such an exciting professional journey in this stage of life. Coming into your truth is warrior work, and requires bravery.

Yes thank you. I am at a cross roads. Needed this push to keep going.

Needed this. Its frightening for me at every age. Some of us have very volatile lives growing up and the unknown really is TERRIFYING.... In your head. Also dwelling on fear makes it seem so much bigger than it is.

I went back to college at 30 and everything turned out great!!! Work hard and you will be amazing!!!!

Same here! Closed up my business, got divorced, got into med school and moved to another city! It's going great!! Challenging for sure, but I could never go back

At 36, i abandoned my old life... House, car, job, and moved back in with my parents. I spent the next 5 years dismantling the indoctrinated version of myself and excavating my authentic self. It was by no means easy and my pride took a huge hit, but the decision ultimately set me up for a brand new life centered around self-love, personal integrity, and freedom, and i have no regrets! ❤

I also underwent a career pivot when I was exactly 30. Now that I'm 35, another life shift occurred, and I resonate with you in that I also feel like I've lost everything and have to rebuild life from the ashes. But hey - it's the only way to grow! Exciting times.

I'm 27 and have had nightmares about the future disappearing out from under me, and wasting my time in careers that wear me out and don't return what I hope for. Thank you for sharing this and reminding me that is NOT true! ❤

You know a lot of these reminders are slowly very useful to hear I'm not 30 yet but I'm slowly getting to that point in my life and I feel like having this Head start is very good for me to hear cuz perhaps it may take me a little longer than others to get to that point but I think that I can do it so I thank you for this footage whether you read this overly long message or not if anyone reads this I hope it's a reminder to do your best and keep going

Ooof.. I'm 30 and I've finally made up my mind to leave my job of 10 years and wanting to do something that I never dared myself to do so. I wanted to explore art and design too but I didn't have the guts to. Now that i've seen your short, I think it really gives me alot of strength that may be, I can pursue what I want too and it's not too late :)

I lost my job for my 48th birthday, after 28+ years. I had everything planned out and had a plan for the next part but it wasn’t to happen for almost two years. So I had to start all over, and it was a whole new world and it was…and still is scary. But I keep moving forward.

Feel this! 37! And Starting nursing school in 4 weeks but I’ve had this itch at being a creator for awhile now.

Me too.. Just starting all over again at 29. Finally choosing what I want . Going from being an engineer /tech to now starting my diploma in psychology counselling. Feels weird to be studying again after i left university years ago but now i am studying coz i want to learn and i want to help people rather than just earn money or have a status in society. Can't wait to see myself, you and all others here a couple of years from now living our dream lives. ❤

you are never too old for change. I decided to finish a BA I started in my early 20s, when I already hit 30. I continued, and will start writing my master thesis this year. why not 😉

I’m in your same boat. Spend my 20’s and 30’s climbing the healthcare executive ladder. I was at a peak, as a senior executive reporting only to the board and the CEO. Then, within last year, my life changed at 36. My youngest daughter had severe medical issues and I had to drop everything. So today, I’m a stay at home mom, and supporting my husband through his medical career. I don’t know where I go from here but I’m happy to have the privilege to spend more time with my children. We shall see what the future holds because I know I want to do something new with my life.

Currently me and also 30. Needed this. Thank you for sharing and giving some hope. 🥹 You’re right about being at a crossroads and choosing our own adventure! Amazing what our mindset can do. Wishing you a great new beginning 💓🫶🏻

This just came across my shorts and I love this so much, I’m a 35 YO mother of 2 young children. I’ve never had a career and my littlest will soon be starting kindergarten in the next year and a half and I’ve been considering doing online school but been hesitant. This feels like a sign. Thank you.

“And since I’m deciding it’s not too late to start” I like this mindset a lot. I feel like we place too much pressure on our selfs from society and we need to remember that we are going at our own pace

I started undergrad in my 30s and law school immediately after. I honestly loved the change. I felt more in tune with who I really was and what I actually wanted in life.

Wow this really spoke to me… hitting 30 at the end of the year and quitting my job in the next couple of months. Lots of questions to figure out for myself.

Same here. At 30 i changed careers and moved to a different country for the first time ever. I've been wanting to do this for years but always thought it was too late to change. Until I realized I will never be younger than what I am right now. This gave me the courage to do it, and so glad I did!

I'm turning 38 this year. This is the year of starting over for me. I'm happy I'm starting a new path before it's impossible to turn around. 14 years seems like a waste.. but 14 years from now.. will I be thankful? Or regretful? If I asked myself that 14 years ago, I'd have the same answer I have right now..🤷. BUT the difference? I have learned so much in these wasted 14 years, that I know how to not eff up the next 14. I REALLY hope, when I'm 52, I will be : alive, thriving, and full of joy!

An almost unfathomable amount of financial security went into this video

good memories i didn’t even know i was making at the time with this one 😭 first ever gg song i started casually listening to yeah this was an era for me

Your storytelling is amazing! Thank you!❤

Needed this! I am 30 and am forging a new path. God bless you, Chloe 💛

I'm 43 & had to evolve from my 18 year history doing the same thing. It's scary stepping into a new phase. But it's pretty exciting!

I'm so glad I found your videos. I was laid off last month too, at 30 and with a wedding party to pay for. All the anxiety of already knowing what was coming, of receiving the news, of having to figure out what to do next. Thank you for showing a little of your experience. I know there are much better things waiting for us! ✨

so happy and relieved to see this and the comments.. turning 30 this year and just quit my life draining but office job. Going back to cleaning houses and making art. But yeah im anxious as hell haha. (But still one of the best decisions i've made)

Girl you just made me cry. We’re the same age and I’m going through a break up with my job. I just realized yesterday how toxic my job was and I was questioning if I was crazy to feel relieved. I really needed to hear this ❤

Tyvm I needed this more than you know 😢 just had a full mental explosive break down and cried to God "please help me I love my family,animals,friends,and myself but I want to be happy actually happy and enjoying life.I want to find my soul purpose and be excited to wake up everyday" I'm 30 and I still don't exactly know what I want to do but I want it to be purposeful and make me truly happy.

Why does this sound like a short film that needs to be? The struggle of what we are told vs what we feel after the weight is lifted. Not from a break up, but from the “norm”. I loved listening to this because I’m 35 about to be 36 at the end of the month and this is where I’m at.

Periodt! I like the last part you said about it not being too late to start. Thank you👏🏾👏🏾

I'm still stuck on the "losing everything I've built" part. I lost my home, my money, my university, my health, hope, structure, all of it. I have no money, degree, job, friends, and live way out in the woods. I'm trying really hard to start out again but I feel truly broken inside and out. My mindset is so skewed to the negative that I even got angry and jealous when you said you had lost everything but live in that beautiful place, while I've lost everything and live in a small structure built from tin and don't even have clean running water anymore. If anybody reads this and has any advice, please do respond because I'm lost here and struggling to stop crying myself to sleep.

I love how calm you are. Im also 30 and I'm scared that I'll never find my ikigai. We get so stuck in our responsibilities that it becomes frightening to take a plunge into new waters. But I also relate when you say that you can be someone else. I feel like that every day, like i don't belong where i am. And its still driving me to keep aiming for change, even failure after failire. Its never too late!

Needed this… was layed off from my job that I invested so much in. Now outside of work I’m sitting with myself . Taking this opportunity to fully be autonomous!❤🎉 thank you Chloe. The fear of the unknown can be crippling

Started medschool at 31 and now 33 an incoming 3rd yr with a baby on the way. I am so glad I chose this side of the road. Good luck to you ❤

I’ve been a SAHM for 15 years for my kids. Trying to get back into the job market at 47 is extremely daunting as I’ve suddenly become ‘worthless’ for “not doing anything” all this while 😞

That’s so beautiful: Your words, the make out and the idea behind it! Thank you 🥰

I’m turning 40 this year and starting all over, moving across the globe, again. Did it at 33. It’s never too late to evolve and grow and be in peace with yourself.

I'm at my 30 too. I felt it's late too for those dreams I had but yet something within me tells me as long as I'm alive I am Here to live my dreams. And definitely the one that keeps me from experiencing it and afraid is Me. I made my plans list and I'm ready to start it. 😊 thanks from u too🌿🌻

I've experienced this last year. I resigned with my toxic job, took 3 months break and started over again with my current job. Best decision ever. I am lucky because my current job is really so different from my previous one and I got a very good compensation. 😊❤