Elderly people who succeeded in life, what advice would you give to the younger generation?

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[Buldogg]

Adulting is basically time management. Wise words, Narrator.

[Marleniki]

Story 20 advices are from a video I watched many years ago, I forgot about some of them (I was in middle school). I’m now in my 30s, had a little crisis this week, man I needed to hear these again ❤

[alishahgul]

I am a teen right now but this is actually great alive for me it's motivated me to do things I enjoy well as also taking care of my self 😊

[IHNIFAN]

I feel like calling 40 year olds 'elderly' a bit extreme, lol

[thedigitalautist]

Today I learned: I turn "elderly" this year. Heh. Cool. Cool.

[ryangooseling]

1.Divorce is never planned. Never stop believing you are worthy of love.
2. Family is a choice not dependent on biology.

[codm]

Not even in my 20s this could actually be useful

[olivierf]

Every time I listen to this type of advice I feel like it isn't compatible with my brain.

[nathanlynch]

I’m 28 and still a virgin it’s not a bad thing.

[kpkx]

1. Have a productive career but make sure its something you get some satisfaction from. 40 years is a long time to half ass and daydream even if it pays well.
2. Don't waste too much time trying to make a relationship with the wrong woman work.
3. Study and work at personal/home/family finance. This will be a huge payoff for you just from peace of mind alone.

[ChopperKrios]

I had to pause the video to laugh when the sunscreen song lyrics started. Actually a great song.

[dianagarrison]

Nothing is more important than how we treat one another.

[phoenix]

Story 57, at 49:50...

probably the most relevant reply in this entire thread. yeah, much of the advice CAN help, but it's also important to adapt it in account for what your situation is today... and sometimes it might not be compatible...

I'm still feeling stuck in taking my first steps because so far, everything I've heard about (especially in politics and how commonplace it's bound to be in the average workplace) just makes the prospect that much more... well, scary...

[cherrypinkblunt]

ahh yess advice from people who got rich back when it was easier to buy a home over renting and when inflation and corporate greed wasn’t running rampant.

[kristinpraus]

Am I the only one who noticed the words to "The Sunscreen Song" were copy pasted into someone's comment? Cause, it word for word was.

[rabbit]

Ladies and gentlemen, the class of 99.
Come on you got this

[Whammytap]

I love it when people give advice like "buy a property and rent it out." Oh, that's so genius! Let me just take that extra $400, 000 I have lying around doing nothing and buy some property! Why didn't I think of that!?

[marypalmer]

Elderly might be 60 plus. At 70 and 80, you have seen historic events, kingdoms rise and fall, and unimaginable change.

[rabbit]

Ladies and gentlemen, the class of 99.

[crewasty]

i have trust issues man any chance that everything in this video %100 true