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Hi lovelies, turning 30 can feel like a significant milestone, one that comes with its own set of expectations and pressures. In this heartfelt video, I open up about my personal journey of entering my 30s feeling like a failure and the things I did to turn my life around.

This video is not just my story; it's a testament to the fact that it's never too late to change your life's direction. Whether you're approaching 30, are in the midst of it, or beyond, this narrative is a reminder that feeling like a failure is not the end but a pivotal starting point for growth and success.

Love, Poppy xx
Instagram: @poppydontree

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[ChrisMinusHumour]

Judge Judy said it best, if you don't make it in your 20s, you can make it in your 30s. If you don't make it in your 30s, you can make it in your 40s and so on. Your life is not just your 20s. I have felt this unfulfilled and underachieved feeling. I think it is a very human feeling and it is necessary for growth. I just try and make decisions from where I am currently and not based on some distant expectation of what I should be.

[clarahill]

I was so lost as I had so many women struggles that were stopping me, I found out about the book called The 21 Former Doctor Secrets Rachel Morgan.

[faithmwinzi]

I am 33, no job, no relationship, still at my parents and yet I am still hopeful something will give 😊

[Yikkoofficial]

Social media makes everyone think they need to be the ultimate success in life. I hate the pressure.

[makaila]

I’m 35, have been with my partner for 17 years, we have 2 kids together. We have the nice house. My husband has a good paying job and I am a stay at home mom. It would appear we have it all figured out, but I am very insecure because my life skills have diminished, I have 0 friends, my husband hates his career, and my kids make me psychotic most days. The stress is unbearable. Why is this the goal? Enjoy life no matter where you are. There may be a person who wishes they were in your shoes.

[TheRealWanderingMan]

I'm 36 and just finished my first college year in IT emphasis Cybersecurity.

Do not give up.

[Icon_]

If you’re 30 and you still got your soul, congratulations. That’s a big win. Don’t let the world think haven’t done anything major.

[heyyourebeautiful]

I just turned 35, and I feel so lost. No relationship prospects and I hate my job. Thanks for the encouragement.

[rougeur]

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.

[la]

People overhype our 20s way too much. Our society has a very weird obsession with it that is not healthy or normal. Why would you want to peak in your 20s and then plateau for the rest of your life? Just because you “make it” in your 20s it doesn’t mean life is always going to be like that for the next 60 years.

[felisharobinson]

Reading some of the comments below is sobering. It reminds me that we are all just human and doing the best we can.

[katemichael]

Hi. I am 35, jobless, single, broke, on rent, lost both my parents.
Feeling hopeless scared unstable unmotivated drained.
Lost my strength and motivation.
All my friends have their life settled and me... NOTHING

[ankitjain]

35 single, no friends, no career no goal still figuring out what to do. Key to hope is "trying"

[cjsmith]

I thought when I graduated college after serving 4 years in the military, I had my path laid out in front of me. Little did I know that wasn’t the case. COVID happened and I was living in my car while maintaining a job flipping burgers because I had no prospects. Eventually, I ended up homeless and addicted to drugs and alcohol.

Today, I am happy to say that I am close to 4 years sober. I got my masters degree. I make 6 figures. I married my beautiful wife and I couldn’t be more grateful.

The universe is a weird and unpredictable place, but if you work hard and keep smiling, you will be blessed.

[Mark_R_Tho]

When you’re around 30, you go through Saturn Return. Life as you know it is supposed to fall apart, so a new and more authentic identity can be built from the ground up. If you’re around 28-32, welcome to Saturn Return. It will pass♥️

[kamw]

It's never too late to reinvent yourself. I've seen it happen for people in their 50's and 60's.

[JoseFlores-kljm]

I'm 32 years old, and I would like to believe that everyday I'm closer to where I need to be.

[missj]

I'm 43, divorced single mom. I have no job, no skills, no idea what to do. I was a stay at home mom for almost 2 decades. I feel really lost. Thank you for this video. I guess it's never too late.

[lyndsayboyd]

I’m 35. I work a terrible job, I’m in a toxic relationship & I’m in the middle of family drama. I might not get my shit together until I’m in my 40s but I’m DETERMINED to accomplish my goals, the only thing stopping it is me.

[zakaria]

the amount of pressure that comes with aging is crazy but we need to count our blessings so we can not fall to that trap of depression