27 life lessons I learned at 27

[@TheAdultProject1]

This video has so much value ! Happy Birthday of course !

[@yeatdagoat173]

Happy birthday old man 🎉

[@christianmorera4127]

Damn, happy birthday 🎂. Lets gooooooooooo!

[@joedienstag9450]

Happy bday! 🎉

[@TheBryanJun]

Thank you so much 😀

[@3.30am_7]

Happy Birthday!

[@Michael-kv7uw]

Happy Bday man!

[@muzammil743]

You said to do introvert hobbies as a major extrovert; what about the opposite? What extrovert hobbies could I pick up?

[@rzy4701]

I still curse with friends lmao didnt realize it could of made me look like that.

[@123alexer]

What career are you doing now adays? You left IB to freelance? Hbd btw man, great advice

[@ruphaelgetahun1525]

Great advice!

[@allprolemontonz8448]

Similar age all spot on stuff I’ve been thinking about and working on

[@TheBryanJun]

It's lifeee

[@trapitusaventurez2190]

Thanks Bryan

[@Jamingooo]

Hey Brian, I watched your “are you too old for investment banking” video that you posted 3 years ago, it was very informative. However; I’m an immigrant that is living in Los Angeles and still kind of confused by the whole freshman, junior, sophomore, senior system. I’m 29 years old and have been taking classes here and there over the years, I’m two classes away from completing all of my general education classes and I was planning to start taking some prerequisites for finance so then I can transfer to a prestigious university. In this situation, am I a freshman, junior, sophomore, or senior? In my circumstances, am I too old for finance in this case?

[@hunter-03773]

you are not too old for investment banking but your timeline doesn't line up with the typical IB timeline and your path there might look different. Typical path (ith ages) Sophomore year of college (age 19 / 20) - apply for Junior year IB summer analyst roles around late February / early to mid-March. Junior year (ages 20 /21) complete year IB summer analyst role, if you do well most times they will ask you to return as a full-time analyst after you graduate senior year / post-grad - start as IB analyst after you graduate college at age 21 / 22. work as an analyst for 2 - 3 years before either leaving banking (PE or other buy-side roles) or get promoted to associate at a bank. considering you are 29 most people who want to make a career change into finance do an MBA to break it. It is hard to break it at the analyst level because analyst programs at banks are pretty structured (intern to full-time hire pipeline) and even recruiting to get a job full-time as a senior is pretty difficult ( i just went through it myself). So if you wanted to break in, I think the best route would be to attend an MBA program and get a summer associate position at a bank between your 1st and 2nd year of your MBA. A summer associate program is basically the same as junior year summer analyst programs, where if you perform well they might offer you to come back full-time as an associate after you graduate from your MBA program. feel free to ask any follow-ups hope I could help and good luck!

[@itim777]

The world is MUCH easier for extroverts because we are a social species. The squeaky wheel gets all the grease.

[@treoneil7333]

It’s all about delivering on the opportunities that come, that is what matters