5 Life Lessons People Often Learn Too Late

Life is a process of continuous learning and if we stop, believing that nothing else can amaze us and the desire to learn new things abandons us, we begin to slowly die. However, there are lessons we should learn as soon as possible to avoid regretting everything we wanted to do and didn’t later on. In this video, we will see 5 life lessons that it would be useful to learn from childhood, but that we often only learn later in life.
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●▬▬▬▬ VIDEO TIMELINE ▬▬▬▬●
00:00 Intro
00:28 Everything is temporary - Nothing lasts forever
01:38 Today's sacrifices will pay off tomorrow
03:00 Life is unfair
03:39 Don't make a mountains out of molehills
04:41 Face your fears, be yourself and follow your dreams
02:42 Give Something Back

[TheArtOfPersonalGrowth]

What's your biggest regret in life?

[supremelyeducated]

Eat healthy, do exercise, take vitamin tabs and sleep well.
That's what I've done and it's my 90th birthday next week. 😊 😊

[gabrieladu]

1. Everything is temporary
2. Today’s sacrifice will pay off tomorrow
3. Life is unfair
4. Don’t make mountains out of molehills
5. Face your fears

[chriscraven]

My father always used to say, and I've repeated to my children, "Life's unfair, but sometimes it's unfair to your advantage, and you never complain then".

[paperdoll]

Alone time IS my best life (watching TV, exercising, reading, etc..)...even when i look back now, those are my most happy days.

[milmexth]

Orphaned at 8 yrs old
Shot when I was 11 yrs old.
This year I will be 62
I've been around the world 3 times.
50 years of borrowed time. Loved every minute of it.

[YoungoneYoung-lmxe]

Avoid toxic people at all costs, because what they have is contagious.

[sean]

This video is wisdom. I have one more to add. "If you never ask the answer will always be no." That lesson I learned too late in life and lead to many regrets.

[hoodfellah]

As i’ve gotten older i realized i’ve been living in fear my whole life, and thats one of my biggest downfalls

[pimpompoom]

I'm 66. They can't teach you this stuff even if they try hard when you are younger. It's life's lessons.

[anaguerrerosholisticwellbe]

1. Nothing lasts forever, good and bad things.
2. Today's sacrifices will pay off tomorrow. Don't just seek instant gratification.
3. Life is unfair, accept it! Remember nothing is owed to you.
4. Don't make mountains out of hills. Allow things to evolve naturally as opposed to pushing up that steep mountain.
5. Face your fears, be yourself and follow your dreams. Keep trying unafraid of failure and don't care about criticism or judgement from others. When you try, you grow!

[sideshowboob]

common misconception: "you only live once" - wrong. You only die once, on every other day, you live

[dcaffify]

The biggest life lesson that most people don't learn until it's too late is that happiness is not found in power, prestige, or material pocessions but in family and/or the relationships with those you love and respect.

[louisebullock]

Someone once said they wish they had not spent so much time worrying about things that never happened

[michaelflinn]

Some of us just want to relax, we are tired of living every day to the fullest, like its the last damn day on earth.

[louisgroenwold]

I am 65, lived with the philosophy, "for everything negative there is a positive" . Last 20 years with my second wife we added another motto: "our main plan is, we don't have a plan". Our life is not dull! I am at a point in my live, that I never dreamed of was possible. For the record, we are happy.

[Toogoodtobetrue]

The first lesson here is my life’s mantra. I turned 50 last year. And I feel time is running out for. So I’m painting more and teaching myself piano.

[puffbluesam]

"Life is fair, it's unfair for everyone."

[MnemonicCarrier]

I'm not far off 90 years of age now, and life is just beginning! I learned how to code.

[olyglezz]

Am 57 and am still trying to figure out what am going to be when I grow up.