7 Things To Know Before You Enter Your 30s

In this video, Tasha discusses some great things that you should know in your 30s.

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[swingloveEKL]

1. how to budget 0:16
2. how to invest 2:31
3. how to cook 4:11
4. critical thinking/how to question the information you receive 5:17
5. how to be kind 7:00
6. how to pivot/make a big change 8:33
7. how to run your own race/not compare yourself to others 10:25

[Sugarplumfairy]

Tasha is that internet aunty that wants the best for you.

[marktalksmoney]

In your 20's learn to cook really well so you won't be tempted to go out and eat alot.

[Tokixkitti]

And if you're in your 30s you can still do a handful this stuff too! never too late to start. :)

[CaliHinojosaVids]

I think one of the best things I learned in my 20s food wise was buying frozen fruits and veggies as much as I can. I’m someone who might say I want to make a stir fry on thursday, but when the day comes I might really be crazing spaghetti. So by buying things like pasta or frozen veggies that don’t go bad super quick but are still healthy. I’ve saved money.

[JennyDawid]

I have my 35th birthday today but it was still worth watching. It's never too late to improve our life :)

[moondame]

Cook from scratch with what you have available instead of buying new items for every new recipe!

[amandaaaa]

This is my favorite video in the lifestyles fix series so far, I'm 28 and still working on all of these, especially # 7!

[moondame]

Also learn how to sew or atleast mend your clothes

[leahnidas]

Thank you, Tasha. I have found so much value in the lifestyle fix and TFD.

[KelciDComics]

I gotta add to point #5 real quick because of something that annoyed me from my ex-fiance: he believed that "oh the brain stops growing at 25 so I can't learn anything new."

THIS IS NOT TRUE. Our brains are growing and developing what it needs UNTIL age 25. Once you turn 25, now the brain starts doing things more efficiently because all of the parts are in place.

It's never too late to change. But the sooner you set your good habits, the better they will stick because the gears will keep going.

[Grimebucket]

Turning 32 in two days. A couple years behind, but guess I should get started.

/Pushes up sleeves

[isabellap.]

Thanks Tasha for this video, I really needed this (especially point 7). I’m 25 now and lots of changes are going on. Your points are truly something essential for me to keep in mind ♥️

[HowDebbieSaves]

Great video! You’re so right budgeting is key. So glad that was your #1. 👍

[goinvest]

Awesome video and keep making more informational videos and keep sharing your thoughts

[jamesspencer]

Hey Tasha- love the advice (especially regarding the importance of cooking). It would be great to see some type of ‘cookbook’ or video dedicated to talking about your favorite meals to prepare ahead of time.

[kevincranmer]

How to be kind should be #1! Such a great lesson for everyone to learn!

[maailieca]

Love that caring point! An important reminder for the future generation

[hameley]

The points Tasha makes at 4, 5, 6, and 7. Completely agree, I just started my 'Lifestyle System' last year, investing wisely and setting up my 401K. Became vegan (mid-March), invested my free time to worthy causes, and downsized my shopping consumption. Now I'm going to continue to transform myself into the best version of me. Everyone out there, ask yourselves 'Where do I want to see myself in 5, 10, 20 years?' Yes, your view and goals will change... let it change with you in mind.

[silvasilvasilva]

It was great to meet you! I'll be following your channel 😀