Your 20s are the ideal time to work hard and build something impactful, as hard work compounds over time, leading to substantial rewards later in life.

In your 20s, working hard early in your career can lead to compounding benefits later on, so prioritize learning and networking.

The quality of life in later years is influenced by lifestyle choices, including moderation in drinking and consistent daily routines, which can lead to better health outcomes as we age.

As you gain experience over time, your gut instinct and judgment develop, allowing you to make decisions more quickly and confidently as you age.

In your 20s, seeking long-term relationships can be beneficial, as having a supportive partner can enhance your ability to work hard and achieve your goals.

Living your 20s to the fullest means doing the most hardcore things early in your career, as it's easier to mellow out later than to ramp up ambition after being too relaxed.

The seasons of life can be viewed as stages: Spring (0-21) is for growth, Summer (22-42) is for testing, Fall (43-63) is for reaping rewards, and Winter (63+) is for reflection and peace.

Reflecting on past experiences can provide valuable insights and advice for how to approach life differently now, and I would have done everything the same except with less anger and internal suffering, which was optional. Someone who can do the job peacefully is going to be more effective than someone with unnecessary emotional turmoil.

The struggles you face in your 20s can prepare you to be a better father in your 30s; it's about learning and growing through challenges.