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If you spend the decade of your 20’s, not growing or investing in your skills and eduction.
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- The second is that they can do what I would consider dead-end jobs.
- Jobs that don't have any direct correlation to your personal growth.
- You can work for free and grow more than anyone else, but you do need to be setting yourself up for growth, in my opinion, if you want the big ultimate outcome.
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Abschnitt 1 In your 20s, you're young, you can around, it doesn't matter cuz life is long.
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0:00In your 20s, you're young, you can around, it doesn't matter cuz life is long. That assumes that you're not going to die. If you're in your 30s, you know someone in your high school class who died. And it's not just the drug overdose people, it's the people who [music] got shot, got in a car accident, had a weird brain cancer. I've had all of those things happen to people that I went to high school with. I think it's a little bit arrogant to assume that you're just going to live cuz it means you can waste your life. I wholeheartedly stand against that. The second is that they can do what I would consider dead-end jobs. Jobs that don't have any direct correlation to your personal growth. Has nothing to do with pay. You can work for free and grow more than anyone else, but you do need to be setting yourself up for growth, in my opinion, if you want the big ultimate outcome. If you spend the decade of your 20s not growing and not investing in your skills and your education, it's just a fact you're going to be a decade behind.