[zootedd]

What would you do differently if you were 20 years old again? (Financially, happiness, romance, etc)

[Koyote]

Mostly just take more risks and explore more. Spend more time with loved ones, learn more things and just enjoy life more.

[WebArt]

i wanna fall in love again with my wife again. like i did previously at 20 🤩

[Tor]

If I were 20 again... Damn, where do I start? Financially, I'd probably have started saving and investing earlier. Those crypto booms and stock market rides? I'd have jumped in head-first. Romance? I'd take more risks. No more sitting back and wondering "what if". I'd just shoot my shot. Life's too short for regrets, right?

[Night Storm]

I will tell myself to never go for 'Future Trades'.

I've lost too much in that, Future trades are just not for me. I now believe in holding long term.

[ร乇CU尺I丅ү ™]

What would you do differently if you were 20 years old again? (Financially, happiness, romance, etc)

If I was able to go back to my 20, I would not waste my money on things liabilities like expensive watches and clothes, and I would rather use the same money on investments which bring in more money in future. I have learned it a bit later.

[LOUD]

I would have told myself to not indulge in drinking and always stay positive in my life.

4 years later and I am loving life but it wasn't easy to get to this peace of mind.

[Night Storm]

I would have told myself to not indulge in drinking and always stay positive in my life.

4 years later and I am loving life but it wasn't easy to get to this peace of mind.

At what age did you started drinking?

[ร乇CU尺I丅ү ™]

I would have told myself to not indulge in drinking and always stay positive in my life.

4 years later and I am loving life but it wasn't easy to get to this peace of mind.

How frequently and in what quantity do you consume alcohol? I presume it's on occasion. It's a wise approach to avoid addiction and always exercise responsible drinking habits.

[WebArt]

I would have told myself to not indulge in drinking and always stay positive in my life.

4 years later and I am loving life but it wasn't easy to get to this peace of mind.

i was a regular drinker from 2011 but right now i drink beer only, but once in a month.

[ร乇CU尺I丅ү ™]

i was a regular drinker from 2011 but right now i drink beer only, but once in a month.

Did you also had that pancreatitis ? My friend had it and he switched to beer only.

[WebArt]

Did you also had that pancreatitis ? My friend had it and he switched to beer only.

no i dont. and not even any type of disease in my liver or kidney. i leave it as my kids become younger

[ร乇CU尺I丅ү ™]

no i dont. and not even and type of disease in my liver or kidney. i leave it as my kids become younger

Okay that is understandable. I do not have kids so far. But do we actually need to cut on our drinking habits and other vices when family becomes big?

[WebArt]

Okay that is understandable. I do not have kids so far. But do we actually need to cut on our drinking habits and other vices when family becomes big?

ya i totally agree with you. that's why i did it. soon i will leave it

[ร乇CU尺I丅ү ™]

ya i totally agree with you. that's why i did it. soon i will leave it

It's essential to prioritize internal well-being to set a healthy example for your children and encourage good habits. These days, my alcohol consumption is occasional, and I've also reduced my visits to clubs, pubs, and parties from regular to once or twice a month. While I keep a stocked bar at home, I'm mindful not to indulge daily because it can have detrimental effects on the body. A friend I mentioned earlier faced pancreas-related issues due to excessive drinking and has now shifted to wines and beers.