If you've worked hard during the earlier seasons of life, you will reap the benefits in your later years, leading to a more peaceful and fulfilling existence.

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.

Your 20s are often an apprenticeship, and you may not know what you're preparing for until later in life.

I look at this life like a holiday; we don't exist for 13.5 billion years, then we exist for 80, 90, or 100 years if we're lucky. It's amazing to be alive!

The creative process involves phases: seed collecting, experimentation, crafting, and completion, each requiring different approaches and mindsets.

As individuals mature, they learn to sacrifice immediate desires for future stability, which is a sign of maturity and reflects a deeper understanding of rationality beyond mere biological impulses.

High school can feel eternal, but the people around you will often be some of the least consequential in your life, and real life begins after that phase.

Living life simply means getting out there, experiencing challenges, and growing from them.

You have to live life and go through various issues to figure out what you truly want and which lessons apply to you.