I WASTED MY 20s... ?| THINGS I WISH I KNEW - LESSONS, REGRETS & ADVICE

Hey loves, In this video, I share some extremely important things that I wish I had known in my 20s

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“She is strong and respected and not afraid of the future.”
Proverbs 31:25

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[DrAdaYANG]

Kindness was what made me first notice my husband. How he goes out of his way to help. I am grateful for it everyday in our marriage

[thandi]

I'm 32 and I think these tips can translate into your early 30s as well. As women we tend to see 30 as the final hour of life where everything should be sorted and in place for the rest of your life, when in reality it is only your 2nd decade of adulthood.

[boomerbloomer]

At 25, the brain is just fully formed, and you are right, 25 is too young to get married. I have no regrets about having dedicated my twenties to myself. I wanted to get to know me first before hitching my life to someone else.  Another thing: the worst thing we can do is compare ourselves to others. When the grass looks greener on the other side, it usually just an illusion.

[jachico]

I can't understand why people think they wasted their 20s... There are certain things our parents should teach us but sometimes this don't happen for whatever reason. But generally our 20s are about finding out who you are and we are still growing, being more confident so at some point in ours 20s we are allowed to make certain mistakes

[chinyereokereke]

Kindness is the reason why I am with my boyfriend.:. I figured this out in my thirties and honestly wished my parents had told me!!! I lost a lot in my twenties but I want to believe God has a plan

[adawoguby]

Yes, I can relate also because I’m a first daughter and first child. We are people pleasers to the extent that we neglect ourselves. May God help us👏♥️♥️♥️

[georginaiyere]

Thank you so much dimma for putting out this constant. I am 27 turning 28 in a few months. Recently resigned from a job that had become mentally and emotionally draining. Its never too late to start again ..

[ObianujuChika]

I'm in my late 30s, and I approve this message! So much wisdom.

[ukuemi]

Not me with less than 6 months to the end of my 20's watching this like it would save me.

[Naomii]

Dimma, you are right. Most of us Africans don’t have the knowledge on Narcissism. We need to.

[ogomsseries]

Be kind to people in all walks of life because table turns so quickly, explaning yourself to people always gives people room to treat you a certain way. At this stage in life, I address issues immediately and not go behind the scene to reminisce on what I should I said to the person.

Early marriage is based on choice and learning in it is key👌👌👌it’s not by age but a clear understanding on what you want.

Wisdom packed and lots of impact too.

[Ogoo_Osuala]

Omg!! I literally turned 25 yesterday and I’m still so bambozzled because I definitely do not feel 25, if anything I feel 22. Thank you so much Dinma for this video🥰

[helenaaboagye]

Kindness was the first thing I noticed about my husband and my very good friend who is like a sister to me now

[Ellaofthegoodlife]

I’m 29 and I must say everything dimma said is the truth. I wish I knew better. And what she said about first daughters and first born is also true, amof I’m still struggling with pleasing people.

[amyobi]

Ahhh dimma I feel like you were talking to me directly. You completely hit the nail on the head when you talked about first born and first daughter I almost started crying cause you described me in every detail. I’m such a people pleaser and care so much what people think of me and I’m still struggling praying about it and hoping God changes me.

[nmaunusual]

I turned 24 two months ago and i have been feeling a certain way, like I'm not doing enough and being a first daughter/child too just kinda of increased d pressure I'm mounting on myself. Thank you so much for this video @ Dimma 😊🥰
My prayer has always been to keep meeting kind and nice people 😊🥰 cus is definitely a life changer meeting such people and being one yourself.

[joystephen]

Number 9 is something I can relate to. I'm turning 20, and I always feel if the money isn't in excess there is no need for me to spend it. And I always regret it! 😔Thank you for sharing this🙏❤️

[Gbemii_]

I am a first child and a first born... We are so wired to be the caretaker and thinking everyother person but ourselves 🥺

[aprilsummerz]

People who tell you what you “could be” doesn’t meant that they don’t take you for who you are. Sometimes you see people for more than what they think they are and you telling them “could be” is just helping them to realize their potential. I wouldn’t say it’s a red flag.

[nike_k]

Well said Dimma! I am with you on the fact that Kindness is so underrated. Watch how your friends treat / talk about their other friends. It says a whole lot about who they are.
-'Travel, the money will come back'. It's crazy how I have been able to train my mind to not be afraid to spend money, because I believe it will come back; it does one way or another.