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Completely subjective, I enjoyed my 20s, but because of it I had to grind hard in my 30s when I had a wife and kid and mortgage and it was not as relaxing as it could have been. With that said I loved the second half of my 20s and wouldn't change it for the world. Optimally you should find a balance that you don't hate, and honestly that's the threshold that really matters. If you try to make everything perfect you'll inevitably not be satisfied, but if your goal is to not hate your life, that is pretty easy to achieve.
For some context I dropped everything and solo traveled for 4 years, at age 27. I don't regret it at all and I will never be able to live that freely again in my life so I'm glad I did it when I could. But it also cost me years of time with my loved ones, I have the YoE of someone 8 younger than me, and I basically had to relearn everything when it was time to get back into the job market. There are things like that that will become harder as you get older and that's probably worth investing in. Photography/standup/beach life is going to be exactly the same level of investment in 10 years as it is now, probably better in many aspects.
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| text | Completely subjective, I enjoyed my 20s, but because of it I had to grind hard in my 30s when I had a wife and kid and mortgage and it was not as relaxing as it could have been. With that said I loved the second half of my 20s and wouldn't change it for the world. Optimally you should find a balance that you don't hate, and honestly that's the threshold that really matters. If you try to make everything perfect you'll inevitably not be satisfied, but if your goal is to not hate your life, that i… |
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| datetime | 2024-05-22 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 40681
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000