7 Things to QUIT in Your 20s (from a 30-Year-Old)

Adulting with Joyce Pring Episode 244 (full episode):
Welcome to a full-circle moment! Six years ago, at 25, I launched this podcast with an episode called "Things to Stop Doing in Your 20s." Now that I'm in my 30s, I’m revisiting that list with a fresh perspective, new lessons, and a lot more growth!

Struggling with adulting? Us too. Join the conversation on self-improvement, relationships and more!

Be updated on the latest episodes and follow us everywhere:

#AdultingwithJoycePring #adulting #podcast #genz #millennials

[zarahmalilong]

7 Things to QUIT in Your 20s

1. Stop comparing yourself in others. 2:59
2. Stop neglecting your health 6:22
3. Stop saying yes to everything. 10:16
4. Stop fearing failure. 12:36
5. Stop spending recklessly. 16:34
6. Stop holding into toxic, negative, draining and hindi nakakatulong sa growth mo. 19:58
7. Stop waiting for the perfect moment. 25:51

Every season of your life is temporary.

[juandcruz]

Been into depression since last year. I failed the bar exam, experienced family loss, and I told myself, maybe this 2025 will be my year. and then this boyfriend, who is my Kababata and best friend since 5 years old, cheated on me. I got tired of everything. Felt like I'm always reaching for success in life when there is none. Life is a continuing process, and maybe even if I pass the bar, another problem or challenge will arise. So now, after listening to this, I had my realisation that to live is to suffer. That happiness and joy will co-exist in my life, and maybe this problem that I have is temporary. I will keep on going and stop comparing myself to others. It will only be ME and the LORD. Period. Blank. Thank you ate Joyce. Been listening to you since pandemic.

[aerlenesanjose]

God brought me in this video. He knew that I needed to hear this.

Thank you, Joyce Pring! ❤

[maryantrisya]

Me at 28 listening to this podcast and I really can relate. We all have our own life and timeline. Trust God and be grateful. It's only by His grace we get to enjoy life and fulfill our purpose. Don't be looking at other people's life, your past or your future, focus on today and be better today. Learn, learn from life and from this podcast (meaning from other people's experiences). Thank you, Joyce!

[BATTGIRL]

27 yo I'm Joyce and I was crying my heart out right now because I feel like I'm such a failure, I lost my business, I don't have savings, I got debts, I feel like my life is so fucked up until I bump into this podcast. How timely it is. Praise God for directing me to your video. Thank you Ms. Joyce

[mariagwasa]

U know u are effing lost when u clicked right away because of the thumbnail😅 Anyway, I think I needed this cuz i’ve been drained sm by everything lately. I don’t have any other responsibility but myself pero daig ko pa yung may mga may anak at may bigger responsibility sa sobrang stress. I’m only 23😢

[Jesly]

I have been seeing this for a week, pero ngayon ko lang naisipan panuorin.
I'm 25 and scared about kung ano ibabato ng buhay sa akin.
Hindi ko din alam kung tama ba yung ginagawa ko especially I made a huge step recently kasi feeling ko stuck ako sa buhay ko.
Right now, nag try ako magshift ng career at hindi ko alam kung tama ba tong desisyon ko, kasi wala pa akong result na nakikita.
I feel lost, and really really scared.

But then I believe na the Lord is with me, He will give me strength and will provide my needs.
I am scared, pero I will keep on trying.

[janadorado]

I'm 21 years old, a 3rd year college student, and working. Thank you, Ms. Joyce for this! I've been asking myself kung ano na bang steps ang kailangan kong gawin sa buhay ko, I always thought na I'm always left behind.

[AileGarcia]

yes, stop staying yes to everything. being intentional is truly a game changer

[criszlepolicarpio]

Me at 26 listening to you, makes my life decisions come to clarity. I’m lost but now I learned that I’m in the right path. I am where God want me to, I’m not lost I just don’t see the thing for me and that wouldn’t stop me from trying. Your advice is a wake up call for me, will be grateful i have the chance to watch this wonderful message of yours. And to all 20’s out there hope you’re doing fine, we can all pass thru this phase and be the best version of ourselves ❤

[sleepyhead]

In my 29th and I still feel lost. Hoping for better days with these advices

[Itsdeitherhope]

Finally. She is back. I mean, this kind of podcast topic is what almost all of us need.

[clairejandayan]

Me watching rn in my 27th. I feel lost. Unemployed and i don't know what to do but watching this makes me motivate to never stop and this is a reminder for me. I know this is temporary. By God's grace!

[PaoloOkay]

I'm 32 right now and I watched this which made me recently realized things in life. I love how you genuinely discuss everything. Thanks JP.

[jaymiearevalo]

I'm a young professional, 23 years old, and I've been reading a book related to this topic lately—wow! I really needed this podcast. You're speaking the truth, Joyce! We young adults are blessed to have access to this kind of content that can help us navigate our 20s. God bless this platform!

[pjaytomazar]

Coming at 34 this march..and still on process in life, god brings me here..thank you so much🙏🏻

[lizdilidili]

You always have a space in my heart, Joyce. When I was struggling and pursuing personal growth at 20s, I found adulting with Joyce Pring, and now listening to this episode made me realize how you always show up at the right moment when I needed your guidance. Rooting for you always!

[livingwithmarielle]

your words are so comforting. thank you for being my virtual ate!

[kateantofina]

24yo here & i think i was following you since I am 20. Always love your insightful podcasts, thanks for this! It reminds me a lot to slow down at everything. ❤️❤️❤️

[angelmadenn]

There's a reason why this specific video just came up from my feed. Thank you Joyce for your wonderful and inspiring words.