This 30 Year Old Has Life Figured Out

This 30 Year Old Has Life Figured Out #shorts

👋🏻 William Rossy - Sprouht

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[nickcropper]

This guy interviews 30 yr olds like they are geriatrics on their death bed

[boston]

One simple thing... Stop worrying about what people think of you. People worry too much whether they are liked or not.

[forzared]

As a 32 year old, you learn that trying to impress others with the appearance of success is less important than actually being successful.

[rpfcreates]

I’m 33 this guy would turn to me for advice like I’m a 1000 year old Tibetan monk who yields the time stone.

[MrPretty]

I’m 32, still winging it. Career just doesn’t matter to me. If I can pay the bills and enjoy life, I’m happy.

[grimshawr]

I'm 34, and I haven't figured out my professional life at all. I'm married, happy, and poor. Being overeducated and underemployed made me feel hopeless and frustrated in my 20's. Now I just kind of enjoy existing, and really value the depth and breadth of my knowledge.

[felin_de_la_nuit]

These are some of the most mature looking 31 and 32 year olds I've ever seen

[tomasshannon]

I like these with younger people, would love to see more 30-40ish year olds answering these questions

[naomiekim]

It is so refreshing to here advice from people who actually lived stuff. I was looking for this kind of video but people of my age tend to make you feel like you are late in life. Even if they do not mean to do that.

[wisdom]

This guy saving lifes with these interviews

[mdkhalidrahman]

Such type of interviews should be taken with people in their 50s.

[mlugo]

This was calming for a 28 yo that feels late to everything, sometimes u need a little perspective

[HughMirin-Bruh]

We're all pretty much just winging it 'till the day we die!

As humans, we're really good at overcomplicating things. That, and I really believe we give our lives more importance than actually realistic in the grand scheme of things.

Without getting too nihilistic. Be here, don't hurt others, try to enjoy a bit. We probably won't make it out alive anyway.

[eternalmastery]

My twenties were not fun, neither were my teens, I’m 30 and only just started to be able to live MY life how I want and the way I want. Just starting my 9th business because all my others failed and I was in huge debt, never give up people, you never know when you could finally make it, enjoy the ride because tomorrow could be your last day.

[castrolauraand]

She is very honest. He's giving convenient answers

[xerxes]

tip for younger ppl: nobody likes a micromanager. run from them. and dont let yourself become one.

[sharonvalverde]

36 and love what he said. But I can also relate to what she said. I think for some people, especially dreamers like me, its ok to continue evolving into who we are in this world. It’s ok to not be like the old days with just 1 job, 1 career. Enjoy the journey.

[ahj]

Love that these people base their “life” around their job… couldn’t think of anything more sad in life.

[robertchavez]

31 I was barely scraping by as an addict so big ups to those who have it together like this at early 30s. Sometimes it takes a decade or two more to figured things out

[deltahomicide]

"I don't know" is such a simple and honest answer. She's wonderful.