It's TOO LATE to get your life together in your 30s

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[Diarrheagod]

Seems like a huge chunk of us spent our 20s battling some kind of depression. Says a lot about the way things are.

[PhreakPhantom]

Im 40. 2 years self teaching. Got my first software engineering job 3 months ago.
Stay focused!

[cultmamacultmama]

I got my life together in my 40's. Teenage years lost to war and immigration, twenties lost to a debilitating illness and recovery from it, 30's lost to having had to catch up on education and making money that I could not do in my twenties due to the illness...Got finally everything together in my 40's, living my best life. It's possible. And sometimes you just don't have a choice, life does not run in a straight line for everyone, so you have to make it WHEN you can, whatever that age is for you.

[mikelopez]

I was an addict throughout my 20s. I got clean at 29 and been traveling the world since. Been sober for 3 years.

[constructionzonebc]

I'm 60 years old and I didn't start getting my life together until I was 30. I have no regrets.

[iammichaeldavis]

A lot of comments say “I wasted my 20s”. Nah man, if you’re still here, you survived them, you’re on your path and all those years were valuable in shaping who you are today. Forgive yourself for not living up to some imaginary ideal and just focus on today and tomorrow. You got this ❤

[JavierCespedes]

I wasted my 20s mostly on a career that wasn't for me. Last year (when I was 32), started an online fitness coaching buisness and started to grow, enough to quit my 9-5 job. Currently I'm 33 and still working on it, still growing. It is never too late to turn your life around. I'm 33 and literally starting a new career.

[gatz]

I was making $35k at 35. Now at 40, I am making $150k, own a home and have a kid on the way. Its hard when you are in the thick of being at rock bottom to believe life can turn around, but it absolutely can. You just have to have a concrete methodical plan and be patient. Cut out all destructive friends, addictions, etc and get your health, spending and daily routine straight. The most important thing is to keep learning the skills and knowledge you need to get to where you want to be.

[orelanic]

Depressed at 50 then changed my life at 52 with therapy, now I have a new outlook on life and completely new career and never been happier.

[pineapplepizza]

I'm the ultimate late bloomer. I wasted my 20s and most of my 30s. It wasn't until my early 40s that I decided to go back to school. It's true, it's never too late.

[marwan.ux]

Whenever I feel bad about not getting my shit together at 27 years old, I come back to this video and it gives me motivation to keep on goin. Thank you Dorian

[dedzz]

Im 32 and homeless in a place far away from home. I took everything for granted and thinking about my mistakes in the past really took a toll on me mentally. Now Im gonna start a job, starting to be hopeful again. We can still do it if we really want to.

edit : I'm doing great now guys! I got a new warm home and having complete meals a day. Im so thankful for the great chances I got recently and was so busy. Now I'm planning to pursue or should I say continue my degree. It just proves that nothing is impossible if you really want to. Stay strong brothers👊

[andeez_nutz]

I feel like everybody that feels like they wasted their 20's due to depression or other issues needs to take a second to mentally forgive themselves for those years to be able to move forward without all the guilt and extra baggage

[borsero]

I'm 32. Never been so broke in my entire life. This video helped me to believe that I still can do something.

[Jose-gqbt]

I'm 25 years old, and I've messed up a lot until now. I didn't finish college, stopped attending classes, and at times, I've even thought that my life is beyond repair.

[AllisonSherman]

I didn't become financially independent until I was in my late 30's, and I'm still in my 30's. In addition to having purchased my second home and earning money on a monthly basis through passive income, I've also achieved three out of five goals. I just hope this inspires someone to realize that it doesn't matter if you don't have any of these things yet, you can start today no matter your age. Change your future by investing! I made a rather big decision by investing in the financial market.

[billymadison]

Got my life together at 34. I'm now 41. Never been happier

[michaelmaddox]

I'm mid 30's now and practically threw away my entire 20's due to depression. I never had help with it. Currently I'm definitely a lot more confident and decided to focus on coding myself to earn a better living. Wish me luck folks 🙏 😅

[nell_uhh]

I turn 35 this month and am not happy with where I am in life. Though this video is 2 years old, it couldn’t have popped up at a better time! I was feeling defeated like it too late to pivot and start anew. But this gives me hope. It’s never too late to change the trajectory of one’s life. ❤

[brandoncasey]

Brother, I appreciate you putting this video out into the universe. I’m 34 years old and I’m at the lowest point of my life. I’ve been a plumber and struggling musician for the last 10 years of my life and neither one of them have gotten me where I want to be. I’ve been spending the last month of my life trying to figure it out and get back on track after losing my girlfriend of 3 years, then my job and house. I’m now to a point where I’ve exhausted all of my savings and just looking for answers. But thank you for putting this out there🙏🏼