20 Hard Lessons You Need to Learn before 30

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The concept behind this list was formulated by way of questions and answers on Quora, and the specifics have been inspired by “life and productivity hacker” Max Lukominskyi.

#1: Life is already in motion, so the decisions you make must be reached in real-time.

#2: Online friends are not equivalent to friends in reality, or in the real world.

#3: As the expression implies, “falling in love” is frequently and sometimes constantly painful.

#4: Never stop learning in life—especially after you’ve finished attending school.

#5: Appreciate family members more than you currently do.

#6: Improve your strengths, and ensure that any weaknesses become strengths as soon as possible.

#7: Make a list of everything you want now in life, but plan on spending the rest of your life actually obtaining it all.

#8: You must allow yourself to feel uncomfortable before you can grow comfortably.

#9: If a relationship is broken and you don’t think you can fix it, move on to one that at least has the capability of remaining intact.

#10: The world is inevitably unjust, and you will surely experience much personal injustice over the course of your life.

#11: Be assertive, ambitious, and persistent in order to make your own “luck”—don’t patiently (or impatiently) wait for fortune to find you.

#12: The perfect moment to begin working towards something you desire is almost always now.

#13: Prioritize, prioritize, prioritize.

#14: Appreciate every person and everything in life rather than taking them for granted.

#15: Experiences and emotions matter much more than material goods.

#16: Jobs that are never started tend to take the longest to complete.

#17: Dedication is synonymous with success.

#18: Treat your body like a shrine: remain active and eat well.

#19: Success frequently begins with multiple failures.

#20: Be your own best helper.

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