30 Life Lessons We Wish We Knew Before 30

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[quaver]

I am 81, so am allowed to say this: You are two great kids and very fine musicians, and I think you're remarkable, wise and wonderful. 💕💕

[jeeither]

1. it never hurts to ask
2. to really know yourself
3. don't be afraid to take risks
4. watch out for people in your life who are too agreeable
5. do speak up
6. action speaks louder than words
7. contracts!
8. cherish those around you (quality is more important than quantity)
9. don't waste time
10. think for yourself
11. the best liars are the ones who lie to themselves
12. never sacrifice your health
13. perform as much as you can
14. how to make a good sound (rhythm, intonation, sound)
15. be around people that will life you up
16. writing is really good
17. the world can change quickly
18. routines and habits are really important
19. never stop learning
20. no such thing as a dumb question
21. people aren't always how they appear online
22. you're never going to feel ready
23. keeping your morning free
24. you will change
25. be present
26. learn to savor discomfort
27. think long-term
28. challenging your own assumptions
29. the power of saying noooo
30. learn to appreciate those that are with you (and don't chase those that aren't going to be with you)

[mehreenn]

In their 30s but don't look a day over 18 thats crazyyyy 😭😭

[katam]

Good advises. But as a 60 yo I want to add: have something in your life that you do just for fun, something you just play around with, something you _don't_ strive to be good at but do just for the joy of it. And if one day you don't enjoy it anymore, leave it behind without regret, be happy for the things you learned, and find something new to be your "play ground".

[dianajones]

Wise old men for young guys in their 30"s! I'm 68 and these are helpful reminders even at my age.

[redmom]

I'm a 71 yo fan. Can confirm these are great life lessons. Makes me think of those times I wasted on unimportant things and not doing what was necessary to create the good. We live and learn. And you guys are so damn funny. You have not squandered your talent. 😊 wishing you many good years ahead.

[franklinbaron]

Biggest lesson: you can practice 40 hours a day but there will always be a 4 year old Asian kid who’s better than you…

[neilfromclearwaterfl]

My Father at 90 would tell us you'll live longer if you learn something new every day. One of those new things was when he was 96, we both built a Bowed Zither together which neither of us had ever done before. He died on his feet laughing and joking with family when he was almost 100 years old after enjoying a full day tending his garden and fruit trees.

If you don't change then you stop improving.


Best!

[katkalila]

I am sprinting tovards 30 so I added my "I Wish I Knew Before 30"
1. Do not gossip. Tell good or neutral things about person or, if there is a problem, talk with that person.
2. Do not think "What others think of me" especially those who are not the closest to you. Usually "others" don't think about you at all. So, be proud at skills which you have, do stuff and hobbies which you like, wear clothes which are comfoetable for you and don't be apologetic about that.

[wumamawu]

this is why so many people stick with you, you dont just want to become better musicians you also working on becoming better humans... and we here to learn.

[lazychickenugget]

As a 13 year old, this advice is super helpful❤ twoset are like my internet big brothers

[ablebacon]

Guys, yr early thirties can be the best time of your life. Yr smarter and more seasoned than your twenties, but you still have your whole life ahead of you. Take it from me. It can be worth cherishing.

[podoke]

god i'm so weak to these kinds of supportive, reassuring, loving and wholesome vibe videos like why am i getting emotional
yall are too sweet

[mjuklo]

I’m slightly over 30 too and have same thoughts as you guys, I think it’s really beautiful how time changes us and makes us wiser and more accepting of ourselves. It’s so nice to see sincere YouTubers, I feel like it’s a rare thing in social media today 🙏

[BarristerCat]

30 lessons:

0:52 #1 It never hurts to ask
2:10 #2 To really know yourself
2:51 #3 Don’t be afraid to take risks
3:32 #4 Watch out for people in your life that’s too agreeable
4:46 #5 Do speak up
5:49 #6 Actions speak louder than words
6:37 #7 Contracts
7:37 #8 Cherish those around you
8:36 #9 Don’t waste time
9:24 #10 Think for yourself
10:07 #11 The best liars are the ones that lie to themselves
10:43 #12 Never sacrifice your health
11:27 #13 Perform as much as you can
12:09 #14 How to make a good sound
12:47 #15 Be around people who will lift you up
13:31 #16 Writing is really good
13:44 #17 the World can change quickly
14:05 #18 Routines and habits are really important
14:22 #19 Never stop learning
14:40 #20 No such thing as a dumb question
15:02 #21 People aren’t always how they appear online
15:32 #22 You will never feel ready just go through it
15:52 #23 Morning routine
16:15 #24 You will change
16:37 #25 Be present
17:00 #26 Learn to savour discomfort
17:38 #27 Think long term
18:04 #28 Challenge your assumptions
18:57 #29 the Power to say No
19:38 #30 Learn to cherish those who are with you and chase those who are not with you

[tavapaschos]

You are both very wise for your age (signed Gen Xer who thinks 32 is very very young)

[apollokid_]

The first story they told is so funny, cuz I did the same thing when twoset came to Boston for the gong cha promo 😆 I had my bubble tea, then I saw twoset walk by, and I was like, "oh my gosh, that's Brett and Eddy, right there, two feet from me" so I just stopped everything and booked it down the hallway to see them and ask for a picture 😆 I'm so glad I did because Brett was sooo nice! 😭 I love u guys, thanks for all that u do!

[g.]

It took me 40 years to realize a certain person was a bad friend and to finally break free of her. She lied to me for years but when she stabbed me in the back, in public, I reached my breaking point. That was 13 years ago and I’ve not spoken to her since. She never apologized. I haven’t missed her for one second. Surround yourself with true friends.

[emiliana]

These kind of videos are why I love TwoSet violin sooo much. Not only are they funny, not only are they excellent violinists but they're also serious, educational and down to earth. They are so honest and they really do say things as they are. I just feel like they are so real when they turn the camera on. While watching this video I really felt as if I was being teached personally. This is literally a conversation I'd have with my parents. They really seem to care about their viewers. This is the great use of the internet for me, such good quality content. They are truly inspirational, not only as artists, but also as people. That's just amazing in today's society.

[Mmee]

I turn 73 this spring… you are wise young men. Bravo!