Things i’m learning in my 20’s

1. it’s nothing wrong with a lil diy , learn how to do your hair or lashes or something to help save money *if you have the time*( believe it or not it helps)

2. live life , baby nothing is promised to you! who cares what everybody might say , it doesn’t matter only if you let it.

3. just because you not where you thought you’d be by a certain age don’t mean you failed just means it’s not your time yet . be patient n what’s for you will come to you.

4.mental health n self care is very important even if you do something small like eating your favorite food , it’ll make a difference in your day.

5.if you gotta cry let it out , holding it in only makes you feel worse n ways on you more . it’s not worth it! it’s ok to be sad as long as your not dwelling in it because then it’ll consume you .

6. It’s true the friends that you had over the years will fade but that dosent mean you won’t make new ones. you changed every year unknowingly an your not always gonna agree with the friends you had before n that’s fine.

7.Teach your self about credit an how to be financially smart. as we all know school lacks in teaching us about that so it’s left to us to teach ourselves. it’s ok to ask questions n things like that to make sure you fully understand. it’s better to be educated then lacking .

These are things i’m learning daily n struggle with sometimes but it’s ok because everything is a lesson ā˜ŗļøāœØ

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2024/6/20 Edited to

... Read moreIn your 20s, personal growth is paramount. It's a time of exploration and self-discovery. Embracing DIY skills, such as learning to style your hair or lashes, can foster independence and save money. Your mental health deserves attention; simple acts like enjoying your favorite meal or reaching out to friends can uplift your spirit. It's normal to feel lost when life doesn't go as planned—embracing patience can lead to rewarding outcomes. Financial literacy is equally crucial; teaching yourself about credit and budgeting helps you to make informed decisions in securing your future. As friendships evolve, stay open to new connections, understanding that growth may shape your social circle. Remember, every experience teaches a lesson, paving the way for a fulfilling journey. Embrace this chapter fully and make the most of it!

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k.marie

totally agreed

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What are some things you’d learned or learning ?

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