<ul><li>Explore our beautiful planet while you can!</li><li>There are life-changing experiences waiting to be had all over the world. Seek them out before life gets too serious.</li><li>Along the way, you’ll learn self-sufficiency, cultural awareness, acceptance, and adaptability</li></ul>

Travel Far & Wide

<ul><li>Overcoming failure is easy when you realize that it is the catalyst for exponential growth.</li><li>Make a habit of seeking the lessons in your failures. Embrace your shortcomings, setbacks, and challenges; they are the keys to unlocking your full potential</li></ul>

Don’t Rush Into Relationships

<ul><li>When you figure out what you truly enjoy, commit to it.</li><li>There’s nothing more rewarding than investing time in your purpose and creating a life you’re proud of.</li></ul>

Commit

<ul><li>The future belongs to those who learn valuable skills and put them to innovative use.</li><li>There are countless tools available to aid you in your success; however, you must first determine which ones you wish to learn.</li><li>The sooner you start, the better you’ll be</li></ul>

Start Building Now

<ul><li>Surround yourself with ambitious individuals. Work your ass off. Get fit. Read books. Remind your friends and family you love them. Build assets. Buy crypto. Go to concerts. Eat good food.</li><li>These are your 20s. Make them memorable!</li></ul>

Make It Count

<ul><li>Habits are critical for making progress in your health, happiness, and life in general.</li><li>“Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement.” @JamesClear</li><li>Forging habits and being consistent with them early on is a cheat code to reaching your goals</li></ul>

Develop Good Habits

<ul><li>The secret to developing self-confidence is keeping the promises you make to yourself.</li><li>Trust in your abilities, qualities, and judgment.</li><li>Lift weights, eat healthy, maintain a nice wardrobe, and practice good hygiene.</li><li>Look good. Feel great</li></ul>

Gain Confidence

<ul><li>Learn your strengths and passions. Find what inspires you and chase it with everything you’ve got.</li><li>Ask yourself, "What kind of person do I want to be?" Then hyperfocus on becoming that person</li></ul>

Get To Know Yourself

<ul><li>There’s no better time to start taking risks and experimenting.</li><li>Trying new things while you have less responsibility increases your odds of finding success and happiness more quickly.</li><li>The cost of failure is cheap right now. Take advantage of it</li></ul>

Try → Fail → Learn → Repeat

<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Don't be complacent with your time; you don't have much of it. If you're not focused, years will pass and nothing will get done.</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Start chasing your ambitions, desires, and goals ow</li></ul>

The Time is Now

<ul><li>Your 20s won’t last forever. Your physical and mental well-being should always be your top priority.</li><li>Make sure you're exercising, eating well, and getting enough rest.</li><li>Maintain good company, get lots of sunlight, and learn how to say no.</li></ul>

Prioritize Your Health & Happiness

<ul><li>They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, so learn the tricks now.</li><li>Don't underestimate the value of investing time in your mental fortitude. Make sure that your mind is stimulated and challenged, and that you’re conscious of what you’re exposing it to.</li></ul>

Stimulate Your Mind

<ul><li>Advances in technology and self-education today provide greater efficiency, feasibility, and, ultimately, opportunity.</li><li>Before taking on immense debt, explore alternative resources such as YouTube, Podcasts, Courses, and Audiobooks</li></ul>

College Isn’t Necessary

<ul><li>The world you’ve been raised in is not the world you’ll succeed in.</li><li>Reprogram yourself. The real world is so much more than what you were taught. You have more resources than any generation before you.</li><li>Use them to take the world by storm</li></ul>

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