Existential crisis? Check. The sudden urge to join a runner’s club? Done. Looking back at my twenties and regretting my life choices? Not a chance. My past is what brought me here, and as I step into my glorious 30s, I can confidently say I wouldn’t wish for another life. But if we’re talking about a few habits I wish I would’ve broken or developed a long time ago, that’s a whole other story.
Adulthood isn’t easy. But after spending over thirty years on this planet, I consider myself seasoned enough to throw some knowledge and advice at you. I’m no life coach. But I don’t need a certificate in “whatever it is life coaches graduate from” to share my thoughts on how you can start the 3rd decade of your life with ease.
3 habits to pursue before you’re 30
Since my twenties, my thoughts on relationships, the pursuit of higher education, along with my career goals, have drastically shifted. And at this very moment, you might be at that very same stage I was many years ago. Time passes by, and before you fully realize it, life can get in the way of the goals you’ve set for your future. Unexpected financial burdens or a health crisis (whether mentally or physically) will force you to take things slow.
With a strong mindset and some adjustments in your daily rituals, you can prepare yourself for any temporary life setbacks. Remember this: When things go south, rise above. And don’t forget to apply my helpful tips to prepare for as many problems as possible.
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As I reflect on the years that have passed, I can’t help but laugh at my younger self. Once put into perspective, the things I was worried about weren’t all that bad. But one thing is for sure: I am fortunate to have experienced growth since then. Let’s see what seasoned advice I’ll have up my sleeve in the next 20 years.