Ages 1-100 Share Their BIGGEST Mistakes

[@Sprouht]

What is YOUR age and what is ONE piece of advice you'd give to a stranger right now? drop it below 💭 and if you're watching this & want to improve your current life, check out the 365 Day Workbook tagged in our video description! 🌱

[@lucynyagah836]

I am 39 years old. ~ Have grand dreams and pursue them relentlessly.

[@talk.bunkus]

Love your videos! So inspiring. They show me what matters at the end of the day and bring me back to myself and to what really is important - loved ones, self care and a sense of belonding. Thank you!

[@rakeshmarqus5521]

I just turned 50. I want to say spend time thanking the lord that he has carried me for so long, forgive and move on without holding grudges because that gives lot of peace, don't give up on your dreams yet because it ain't over till God says it's over.

[@pastelmoon9118]

greatest regret: to forgive too much for your family member from the abuse that continued into adulthood, who tried to prevent you to have your own life, isolating you from other teenagers, never been able to grow up as normal kid. In my adulthood ...after regaining memories from the worst abuse understood that my parent never cared about anybody he just hurt everyone around him he need people around him to blame from all of his suffering, not t aking responsibility and trying to fix himself, he harass people till they leave and still talk shit about them " its their fault ". 5 years ago I left and cut ties from my pedofile dad who were also physically and financially violent tried to take over my life. sometimes your parent dont deserve your time, save your life from their horror. I feel nothing for him, we are not blood relatives in my book just annoying voice in the past that I tell " shut the fuck up " so my advice: be wise who you let in your life and who you keep. Its okay to throw your parents away if they are abusive. If they are unable to forgive and learn from mistakes they gonna just use the words " sorry " to have permission to continue their abuse. they dont care about you I stopped caring about other people after this and now focusing on my own goals while being ruthless to who Im giving my time: NEVER feel sorry to have boundaries! if they get butthurt then they are likely abusers themselves remember! abusers try to break your sense of self, identity, your dreams.. people without identity, personality and resources are easier to manipulate so yes this is why its totally okay to be ruthless when you deal with people :)

[@thatsmellsdelicious5146]

Late 30s: Making Mistakes, learning from them, experiencing ups and downs -> all these make life interesting. As opposed to asking “why me” few years ago, I have learnt to appreciate that mistakes, problems, intense emotions are what make me appreciate happy moments when they happen. Love this rich colorful tapestry of life.

[@lilarose9348]

To the 50 year old whose dream is and was to become an actor… go for it you still have plenty of time. Don’t give up on your dreams. Dreams don’t die, we do. You can start off an an extra and you never know where that may take you! What’s the worst that happens, you don’t get as far as you wished to? Best of luck, Go For It, TIME IS NOT UP!

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

It’s “whose,” not “who’s.” 🙂

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

Haha, that’s right, there was that “where’s the beef” lady. 😂 That was a funny commercial. Now that you mentioned her, I’m gonna Google her.

[@theobsidiancomplexofficial7318]

That was so kind and made me tear up. Holy hell, very kind words 🥲

[@tomgabel99]

That's right. It's never too late.

[@lilarose9348]

@@theobsidiancomplexofficial7318I’ve done a lot of work over the past 5 years on my mindset and I love helping people and sharing what I’ve learned.

[@actualwakandangirl7121]

I absolutely love listening and talking to the elders, it’s like reading a book that’s come to life, they have the most wonderful stories and lessons.

[@JeanEDeaux]

This. ❤

[@JaimeAUlloa]

Its a beautiful thing!

[@tmac08]

Awesome when a 3 yr old said I’m perfect😍 Thanks for sharing…

[@roseandrade2114]

Find your passion😊 and do what you love, educate yourself,😊 eat healthy, 😊 exercise and😊 enjoy a social life.😊 Dont worry be happy.😊

[@l.5832]

The woman who was asked about her mistakes who said she would not be the person she currently was had she not made those mistakes resonates with me. We all make the best choices we can with the info we have and the resources available to us. We may stay in a relationship 'too long' because we don't have an alternative, safe option. I am the person I am because I am a survivor. I also liked the comment that if you didn't make the mistakes you made, you'd have made different mistakes. None of us go through life without making mistakes.

[@Playitagaindian]

Well said. I embrace my “mistakes” because my greatest growth came because of them. I do wish I had more kids, but I became a mom when the time was right for ME. ☺️

[@SH_K]

Life is short, especially as we get older time feels like it is speeding up.

[@DanckmMr]

No, life is long, we have so much time for joy

[@SassySP]

He asked for a hug from the child but the mom said no, only a high five 🥺

[@Minkjaah]

I guess teaching don't hug strangers isn't a weird thing haha

[@cyndicunanan400]

What a great video! That 12 year old worrying about viruses and war broke my heart though.

[@JohnSimpson-r5d]

A child should not worry about serious issues. Sadly, government schools present serious issues.

[@ladykeiaj]

“Try and fail-(try and win); there’s nothing to be ashamed of with failure: learn from it and move on.”

[@Taylorsquaredify]

Amen, having a family, loving little people is underrated. I will never regret having my three girls, and my only regret is I'm now 41, and I wish I had more.

[@garssympa500]

I'm a 67 year old Montrealer... about to retire in 2024. Very timely video! Thanks for making them and sharing them with us.

[@antonis8780]

I'm a 50 year-old gay man and had this discussion with my mum, just 2 days ago. So, the advice I would give to a stranger would be, get rid of the things you do to make other people happy and focus on what makes YOU happy. That's the key to a healthy, happy life, and the only way in which you can take care of people around you. Also, have NO expectations; take things as they come, make the most of them and build on them, build on these experiences, to build a happy life.

[@talk.bunkus]

well said ! And dont stress about small things, embrace life and worry as little as possible. worrying is such a waste of time :)

[@TheRudischwa]

60 tiii...stay in a good condicions and try to be not I'll mentally and physically

[@TxLoneStar817]

Thank you for that as a 30 year old I’m learning that every day.

[@ankitpandey447]

You should travel to different parts of the world and ask these amazing questions to them as well. Wishes from India.

[@TheBritfashionista]

Oh my when that boy said,I love you.That choked me up.Thats what we need to say to ourselves.I love you.

[@thatsmellsdelicious5146]

Making Mistakes, learning from them, experiencing ups and downs -> all these make life interesting. As opposed to asking “why me” few years ago, I have learnt to appreciate that mistakes, problems, intense emotions are what make me appreciate happy moments when they happen. Love this rich colorful tapestry of life.

[@p.t.3726]

Wonderful and inspiring video as always! Thank you for an amazing work! I'm 28 guy and my advice would be cherish your *time* and *health* prioritize yourself and loved ones, learn how to say "no", but always treat others like you would treat yourself.

[@melvennhatugueja]

to learn how to say "no" is a big skill. I can't do it yet. how did you managed to learn it?

[@conniewoodruff4706]

I’m 64 and the biggest regret I have is divorcing my first husband, I hope he is living a happy life, I will always love him.

[@lukem2260]

That one must hurt ,giving up someone u know u loved ,but ended up with 2nd best

[@Mrmajellan123]

Guess the grass wasn't greener after all

[@Dad-in-WA]

love the talks with the younger kids. no issues, worries yet. One of the biggest regrets I've had was getting married. Still have my kids but not get married. thanks for sharing.

[@Jane5720]

I don’t believe that people should have children without a union of the man and woman

[@JeanEDeaux]

@@Jane5720Luckily your beliefs don’t apply to others. ❤

[@Mousiee765]

2:23 that hits home so hard than it should , that's how i feel right now ...i'm bout to turn 19 in two months , hoping to find myself soon

[@jesseporter6913]

I love the way you interview people. It's like watching you talk with your friends. Good job.😊

[@ahmed51988]

Your videos feel like a meditation, very calming, insightful and grounding.

[@Fancy767]

Thank you, Will. It’s wonderful you’re doing this, truly inspiring, you should be proud. Thank you 🙏

[@kimdavis1091]

Excellent video… I’m 62 & loving my life … full of heartache & joy ..

[@KMF3]

At 20 years old I was a new mom and I was not thinking about that I didn't feel like an adult like so many 20 year olds nowadays. I think we've extended the age of adolescents in this culture.

[@juneelle370]

Regret is a fantasy… in that we imagine what we could do if we could go back… but we can’t… so all that can happen from regret is rumination and punishment or projection. It IS good to remember our mistakes so that we don’t do them again! Guilt is a loving guide for protection (for ourselves and others) and growth. Shame a liar that tries to bind mistakes to our very being.

[@lauraholland347]

I went to a local authority event (London UK) which was billed as a South Asian fashion show- but turned out to be lots of South Asian ladies in their best traditional dress showing it off to each other- it was just joyful, every single one (even on walkers or with sticks) danced down the catwalk. I'm English (and 62), and they played Greensleeves and I danced down the catwalk in what I had on- a Spanish lady danced down to Flamenco music. I realised that all these women had raised families and had struggles but now they were at a point in their lives, and in their family hierarchy that they regained the carefree spirit of children. This is what you also found with your interview- tell the world, the best is yet to come.

[@RedaReda-vl9ff]

You who reading this,i wish you success in this life and in the hereafter,peace be upon all the prophets and messengers of the CREATOR.

[@Anotherhumanexisting]

All of my regrets relate to having an insecure attachment style, disorganized.

[@triciagumbrecht6338]

1) Learn from your mistakes and move on … 2) don’t waste time reliving or regretting past mistakes. Life too short for that! 3) I would not be the person I am today , without my mistakes” 4) what do you say to someone when they are sad/ having regrets/ made a mistake? “ I LOVE YOU “ ♥️

[@serahm65]

I actually subscribed yesterday, and am happy I did, have been following him for a long time without subscribing,he’s changed so many lives and he’s destined for more success.

[@juliaates6022]

I love all of this video! Your questions, attitude, how you tell about the outcome of your interviews, the people and their stories. Shortly I love you and your videos! Wish you all the best! Greetings from the Netherlands

[@SilVaniBS]

What an amazing conclusion... It made me drop a tear of emotion

[@DHendo214]

I really appreciate this video. Thank you for doing this.

[@Xxxxxrrr6464]

The work this channel does is gods work

[@SprouhtAcademy]

I loved this, especially the 94 year old's interview at the end!

[@RoyalPurpleStar]

How adorable is that little boy that answered he’s “perfect,” and said he’d tell the person that’s sad “I love you.” Wow, too cute! I have too many regrets and really wish I was never born.

[@MarciaClark-x2v]

Everyone has regrets. Forgive yourself and others. We all learn from our mistakes, not from our successes! GOD LOVES YOU! GIVE YOURSELF PERMISSION TO LOVE AND APPRECIATE, WHO YOU ARE! YOU DID THE BEST YOU COULD! LOVE AND BLESSINGS!

[@Chuncy566]

To crystally lavender,the lord Jesus Can make a tremendous differance in your life,he did mine.talk to him just like you would talk to your best friend, ask him if he is real.invite him into your life,he wont just push his way in .you have to invite him. Talk to him realy UNLOAD UPON HIM. you wont regret it .he can make your life so different you will hardly recognize it.change it to something you just love.hes in that business, that his specialty. Give it a try,what do you have to loose, just be real with him, you might find that when you try you cry,thats ok just do it. Jesus will forgive anything from your past i promise and i mean ANYTHING.go ahead now.

[@Docmindybeth]

Beautiful souls being honest. So lovely.

[@peterandreadakis3851]

It's that "loveliness" that makes me want to throw up.

[@clarebennett7946]

Im loving these! I cast it from my phone onto the tv and im so touched by everyone you have spoken too.

[@Abraham-uk4xy]

I loved your series of interviews and how.people spoke so honestly. The Japanese man who lost his father but keeps his father alive by using his father's standards impacted me greatly. As did the guy who wanted to be an actor and then compromised.

[@iranjackheelson]

19:33 "what if we just forgot about our mistakes" That's exactly how you get more regrets. The point is to learn from your mistakes.

[@ryanbonnette6166]

I think the point is this: if regrets don’t matter in the beginning & in the end, then why dwell & let it bring down your happiness in the core of your life. Yes, you live and learn.. but in the end, you’ll wish you spent less time worrying about the bad & more time appreciating the good.

[@RedaReda-vl9ff]

​@@ryanbonnette6166i wish you a wonderfull life from Morocco,have a nice day ryan

[@Jazmin-mb7ju]

I love watching your videos! Thank you for this beautiful content❤️

[@kh_167]

Sprouht: "What's like to be born?" Baby: * instant crying for a few seconds * Sprouht: "Good point"

[@TruthLove333]

Love that the mom said "or a high five", yes please, no pressure to hug strangers, even if it's a pretty cool one 1:44

[@tsukino186]

I really loved the video and the reflection it brings!!! Thank you!!!

[@JN-L97]

Love these ❤ if not already, can you do one on peoples best decision they’ve made in their life

[@Seer-d4c]

Excellent channel sir

[@shannon2003]

What a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing.❤

[@CJSmalls1]

More people should know about your channel. Thanks mate.

[@Klaatu_22]

It’s not what you don’t know that hurts you; it’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so!

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you soo much from these interviews!!! They have been soo nice!!😊😊😊

[@Tom-hn8pl]

This video is precious (and of course so is the whole channel)

[@G8rquest]

I love your content. At 62 I'm thinking the kids don't worry because they are supported(generally). The middle years you need to learn to make good choices and get your wings to gain what you can and to not be dragged into the gutter. If you are fortunate enough to reach escape velocity you can enjoy some semblance of liberty in order to pursue happiness. If you find a job you can enjoy leaning into, do it.

[@kodynohara5359]

Such a great and touching video. I love the perspective of each generation. It’s awesome to see the diversity of people in your videos as well. At the end of the day, we’re all just humans and have one thing in common.. trying to navigate through life the best we can. My advice as a 23 year old who’s done tremendous amounts of self work and still trying to improve myself.. just live your life that is true to yourself. Work hard towards your dreams but take the risk once in a while, whether big or small. Your dreams could be on the other side of that risk!! And most importantly, live in the moment and present. This is a moment in your life you’ll most likely never get back, feel every emotion and thought as it crosses your mind. The present moment is the most important time of your life. Cherish the moments that happen right now. Cheers

[@MarcJardi]

Very good video! Thanks for sharing this stories. We usually to have regrets about the things that we did, but all that mistakes gave you the version of yourself that you are today. We are in a continue growing process. Learn about everything and keep going!

[@begrateful8248]

Thanks for everything.keep sharing😊

[@Emily_Garcia]

Thanks for this, seriously. ❤

[@zahranaderlu]

I enjoyed listening all these interviews ❤❤❤

[@S___5_____________ss]

6:14 that was for me After Watching a lot of unnecessary tv episodes and movies , feeling addicted to watch unnecessary info of dramas. As i had that habit since childhood, it gonna be a bit different thing for me. But with the each passing time i am supposed to accept my emotions and hoping for my best to maintain my mental, emotional peace Just a good channel. Thanku dude. Thanku so much Being a 22 years old , i felt like i'm old , i can't do enough, but this channel gives me a different perspective that girl ur still 22 , u r super young , u have a healthy body, your body can tolerate and enjoy excercises , i can do lot more and dance , enjoy, celebrate, happily 👯‍♀️ Although at this age or the other , i must start focusing of my physical body. Commenting here feels like i had someone to listen to my words.. Thanku thanku

[@anikat002]

I truly enjoyed and learnt alot from this video. Thank you. ❤

[@ladykeiaj]

“Instead of getting frigid/angry about it, it’ll all work out in the end.” Take a deep breath and breathe-relax before taking your next step and speaking your next words. Be angry, then let go of the anger, forgive and let go.

[@moniku4866]

This was beautiful

[@alanmccarthy4004]

The 11, 12 and 13 year olds were upsetting to me. They are worried about their future jobs, future pandemics, future wars. At that age I was worried about how I was going to find the money for an Iron Maiden hoodie so I could look like my friends, haha.

[@MarciaClark-x2v]

THIS VIDEO WAS A TRUE WORK OF ART. LOVE YOUR CONCLUSION ABOUT LETTING GO OF REGRET. EACH PERSON YOU INTERVIEWED HAD A SPECIAL GIFT TO SHARE ABOUT THEIR LIFE EXPERIENCE. IT WAS SO FASCINATING TO SEE HOW PERSONAL YET UNIVERSAL EACH LIFE EXPERIENCE IS. EVERYONE INTERVIEWED WAS SO UNIQUE AND TRULY LOVELY! THAMK YOU!

[@KANOKWAN.111]

Thank you so much for the video 💜🖤

[@cannibalcatgirl]

26 here and I will scream it from the roof tops: there’s so much pressure to just “pick something” and go to college… I will always suggest looking at what could lead to a stable career and what won’t put you into massive debt. I worked my tail off in school, maintained a 4.0, presidents list, etc etc and none of that work and debt amounted to anything in that field. I burned up all my youthful, fresh out of high school energy on a program that led to nothing but debt because I felt I had to pick something i would enjoy. I went to school for graphic design and then again for teaching. I now work in insurance. It hurts knowing I wasted all that time and money and I can’t even afford the graphic design apps needed anymore

[@urfeyamirza9940]

Thank you for all your efforts to make us understand what really matters ❤️

[@svetlasokolova6245]

There are no mistakes.There are circumstances and character. JUST NATURE. Does not seek truths, because they're under the condition of each individual person. Look only for facts and act according to the facts and your personal truth. Your biggest job is to eliminate all the fears you have Your hardest work is to achieve physical health , mental strength to achieve what you need. Study to acquire skills and knowledge because that are your platform for your personal freedom. That's what all these amazing people tell us in your interviews. They also say many other fundamental thinks. I thank you for your efort and passion.

[@macumbajc]

I appreciate and enjoy your well produced videos. Keep up your excellent work!

[@eman_raslan]

You always put great and useful content...thank you so much

[@dylanevans1901]

Nobody is perfect we all mess up and learn afterwards or never learn that's Life.

[@RobinGOSEN]

Amazing content Will!

[@hakeemmoss4271]

Great work and great video!

[@sofianoroozi]

I needed that!

[@annieb3781]

Thankyou very interesting 😊

[@ritamargaretcrowe1150]

I was mentally much stronger than i gave myself credit for ....trust in Your God much more than you do .

[@Calligrapher_Shukoh]

Hey, that video you made inspired me a lot at some points. Woah, I can't believe that you interview some Japanese. Thank you.

[@hadihadi676]

thank you for doing this

[@Mari-so7hs]

Wonderful video thank you for it

[@johncoll4456]

Interesting question. I love this channel.

[@relafeng2413]

It’s so interesting and inspiring to listen to kids’ thoughts ❤

[@phyllis9750]

LOVE this subject matter!

[@rathgrams]

The little boy worrying if his whole life is going to be wars and viruses makes me sad

[@MILABRRA]

LOVE YOUR CONTENT BRO

[@maobfh]

Great video! I should comment and say this more often. You earn the like and comments, easily, and many people would benefit by watching your videos. I should be doing my part in getting these out to more people. Thank you for this and all of your content!

[@JaneSmith-x4x]

Thank you😊

[@dhanurekha6978]

Awesome ❤

[@kendrickjibson222]

Thank you for the video, I found out that investing is not for everybody, you just need a strong stomach too see your portfolio go down. It might be wiser for a novice to start with copy trading investing, but it is not easy. To invest in growth stocks it is another level, definitely you need to know what are you doing.

[@kendrickjibson222]

From my own point of view, you need to invest smartly if you need the good things of life. so far i've made over $255k in raw profits from just 6 months into the market from my diversified portfolio strategy and i believe anyone can do it you have the right strategy, mutual funds takes long time but investing smartly is the key for short term. Most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.

[@bobschriswell565]

I've been solely investing in real estate. But with the recent hyper home pricing i've liquidated a few things and have $45k in cash laying around idle. Would love to get your recommendations, I'm in search of something lucrative in the current crazy markets, i will be glad.

[@kendrickjibson222]

My portfolio is very much diversified so it's not like i have a particular fund i invest in, plus i dont do that by myself. i follow the trades of Mrs Karen Gaye Gray.

[@kendrickjibson222]

She is a popular broker you might have heard of. I can correctly say she's worth her salt as a financial advisor as her diversification skills are top notch, because i see that in her results as my portfolio grows by averages of 10 to 15% on a monthly basis, unlike i can say for my IRA which has just been trudging along, my portfolio just mirrors what she trades and not just on some particular industries of my choosing.

[@Louisharvey56]

By following her trades do you mean copying her trades? I have heard about copying trades

[@OBOHHENRY-vt3pc]

God bless you my mentor ❤️

[@Korenski23VO]

It’s hard to pinpoint what I regret in life because if I had done anything differently who knows where I would be? It might not be as wonderful as I thought and I like a lot of things about my life that I wouldn’t want to give up. But one thing I actively regret that I am still doing is being self conscious and overly perfectionistic about the things I do, so that I tend to give up easily or move on to other things because I think I’m not good enough. That is something I am working on changing so I can stick to my goals and be happy about it, rather than judge myself.

[@theprofromdoverduffey4653]

Agreeing to this interview....

[@lilylee5924]

Great video! Makes you think about self reflect and whatever is in the past to leave it in the past. Some things can't be changed or taken back when so much time/years have passed. Important to be kind and a better person as we age. Mistakes are made even when we don't realize it was a mistake till it is too late. We also mentally stress ourselves with "should of or could of" thinking back with regrets. We are human with dealing with life as it goes with a future that is uncertain. Not everyone can achieve life goals depending on life circumstances like financial stability and opportunity. Life is tricky at times with lots of decisions. I too have made mistakes with regret but must learn to not dwell on the past and move forward however best you can. Life is short and time passes too quickly. Enjoy being alive.

[@MarciaClark-x2v]

So true!

[@Chuncy566]

To lillylee and when were done with this life we live here,we.have another one we go into where there is no sickness,we dont age , there is no night time (darkness) no wars, all good no bad ,personally I cant hardly wait for that

[@cathyphillips679]

Mistakes and regrets are 2 different things. I am 68 years old. I was married twice. Both marriages were mistakes, but I have no regrets. I learned from both experiences and have made better decisions since.

[@KayleJaylen]

thank this video，I get a lot of experience from that，it inspires me😃

[@m2blit]

Wonderful video.

[@julaufyoutube8464]

Great video!

[@josephluseni3445]

lost a friend on 21 June 2024, this video gives me more smiles.

[@helenbird1664]

Your health can be so bad it can stop you doing the things you want to do. Care as your health is your wealth ❤

[@GenetMimi-fx5ek]

I realy like your videos keep going bro

[@kevinngatia8808]

Wow,am 28 am about to quit my job to follow my dream and passion .When am 50 I will be proud of the decision am about to take ❤