If I Could Re Do My 20's... (I'm Turning 30!)

Don't repeat the mistakes I made in my 20's. Some of these regrets you should avoid, and other things you should start doing sooner rather than later!
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If I Could Re-Do My 20's... (I'm Turning 30!) - Heading Timings
00:27 - Things I wish I did differently
00:27 - 1. Not embracing my own weird
02:26 - 2. Traveling solo
03:57 - 3. Not learning financial basics sooner
05:44 - 4. Not listening to my body
07:04 - 5. Reading more books
08:19 - Things I’m glad I did
08:24 - 1. Confronting my fears
09:04 - 2. Dating
10:10 - 3. Cultivated foundational habits
10:36 - 4. Took risks and bet on myself
11:36 - Final Remarks
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[@kevinjubbalmd]

Thanks for watching! I talk about similar themes every week on my newsletter. Check it out here: medschoolinsiders.com/newsletter

[@chilanjimhone1354]

Dr Jubbal Awesome video!! Learnt so much Say, you think you can make a 'Day in the life of a Physiotherapist' video 😀 I'd like a perspective on it

[@jacky7878]

1. be who you are 2. travelling solo 3. get a credit card 4. Roth IRA and Index Fund 5. Focus on body 6. Read regularly 7. Confront fears 8. Focus on yourself 9. Take risks and bet on yourself

[@Mysteriostyle]

get a credit card?

[@arturtoth3185]

Roth IRA and Index Funds hands down.

[@randombossgamer1175]

@@Mysteriostyle yeah, to maintain a good credit score.

[@rayanrahmani9838]

Ann Piez no he was talking about credit card churning

[@rayanrahmani9838]

RandomBossGamer he wasn’t talking about credit in the video

[@Brancononordeste]

Just turned 30. Best advice I would give someone 10 years younger is that you don’t have as much time as you think you do, or that others tell you that you do. Seemed to be common when I was 20 that older adults would tell me that I had plenty of time to figure my life out and try a million different things before I made a decision about my career, but this is simply not the case. The truth is you have no idea how much time you have because none of us know how long we have here. Your 20s fly by like the blink of an eye and if you spend them partying and jumping around from job to job you will end up very unhappy at age 30. Work hard now and reap the rewards when you’re still young enough to enjoy them. Everything has a pay price to action and if you want a good life, you need to sacrifice at some point. So the question is, when do you want to make that sacrifice? When you’re still young enough to? Or when it’s too late? Also, don’t listen to people who de-emphasize the importance of having money. If you want to travel, afford a house in a safe neighborhood, and take care of your family, you need money. A lot of it. Those who demonize wealth and convince you to simply “follow your passion” are more often than not, leading you to a fantasy world, and robbing you of time you could’ve spent grinding for financial comfort.

[@emperormouse5487]

THIS! I hate when people say "follow your passion, its not about money". It is about money! The amount of money you have (up to a certain point) is directly correlated with the life you lead, things you do, and people you meet. As for passion, of course you should go into a field that you are passionate about, but that doesn't mean that it isn't hard work. I feel like a big thing kids don't understand is that work is work and hard work is a necessary aspect to any field. Going into a field you are passionate about doesn't negate that- you will still have to work your butt off if you want to be successful. That's why after much consideration, I started medical school at 23 and hopefully will be done by 30-32. I've never worked harder in my life, but I love what I am learning and every aspect about it. Hopefully in my 30s I will have the freedom (financial and otherwise) to more or less do what I want and lead the life I want.

[@abhish8867]

i started my 221 , the best advice i could have....was better than the video too Thanks brother

[@yemaster9000]

"So the question is, when do you want to make that sacrifice? When you’re still young enough to? Or when it’s too late?" This is a question I only started pondering recently (at 20 years old), and I think it's a great one to ask. At some point, we have to "choose our damn sacrifice" as Jordan Peterson said. Everything in life has a pro and con to it. Do you want to sacrifice time when you are young in order to secure financial success for your older self, knowing full well that you are sacrificing time that you could be spending "living life to the fullest when you're in your prime?" Or do you want to "live it up" in your 20s and early adulthood, only to find yourself woefully screwed over in your older years? Are you wise enough at only 20 years old to be able to judge where a middle ground between those two extremes are? I, for one, would hesitate to say that most 20 year olds are wise enough to do that, and usually fall into one of the aforementioned camps wherein a conscious sacrifice is necessary. For me, being an introvert has made that choice relatively easy. I have no true desire to "live my life to the fullest" in the popular sense of the phrase. I have no desire to party every night, go to clubs, go drinking etc. So naturally the most logical answer for me was going to medical school and "sacrificing" 7+ years of my 20s in exchange for ostensible financial security when I'm older. Right now, I think I've made the right decision. I'd much rather "sacrifice" my 20's because I honestly don't know what the hell else I'd be doing if I weren't in medical school. Unfortunately, for others the decision isn't as clear cut. Particularly for extroverts, you actually have to decide how and when you want to sacrifice in life, because if you haven't already, you will have to do so in order to reach any form of success. Or you can just coast by if that's your prerogative.

[@shay4527]

I am 21 I had to sit myself down n do some self evaluation, what you said is extremely true i choice to be brutally honest with myself , cleanse myself of past relationships and friendships, changed my views on Situations which stressed me n caused me to be depressed and I feel so motivated and goal oriented than I have ever been in years... I’m currently in college studying n doing the best I can everytime because i know it would all be worth it in the end

[@itzelr3514]

So true !!

[@msg360]

34 here and , if i can go back and do my 20's again i wouldn't change anything besides focusing on myself a little more , stop chasing woman who didn't want me, and not act like i had all the time in the world to reach 30... when you're young your perception of time is much different when your older becuase you're on the earth for a shorter time frame..... its why in jr high and high school feels like forever when in reality its just a very short period in your life.. as you age you see that time is very short and the days months and years goes past very fast.

[@owliealim745]

There's literally nothing about my 20s that I want to remember...it has been some of the darkest years of my life and I hope to God that I don't endure that kind of torment again...I'm a 30 year old woman and people would naturally assume that I might dislike my age but believe me I've never been better.....I found myself at 30 and I couldn't be any happier...

[@TNraised615]

awesome

[@angelusvastator1297]

Awesome. People tend to get a crisis when they're 30 but you're one of the rare ones.

[@akashsourav3163]

happy for u

[@MachineGunKali]

I turn 30 next year and I’m going to celebrate by taking a 7 or 10 day multi country trip through Europe. 2 things I regret about my 20s is not traveling more, mismanagement of money and not finishing college sooner. And as a bonus, wasting too much time on men and not myself.

[@IAMJOHN4EVER]

24-year-old grad student here. I'm not even in the same profession as you and I can greatly relate.

[@DinoHunter56]

Doctor, I have no shame in admitting that I cried when watching this video. I never felt as though I fit in with my peers through grade school, hearing you confess that you also struggled in this way and finally learned to embrace that you're different was so inspirational to me.

[@issac686]

as a 20 year old i needed to hear this 😭

[@johannagomez4566]

Never met someone who is so honest and willing to help others. Thank you!! I appreciate your channel :)

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Mr_Banker222]

I have some regrets looking back now but I can tell Once I hit my mid 20s I found myself and I’m a lot more calm of a person very happy with the way my path is playing out I needed those tough times for my growth

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Great attitude

[@_mini_mantras]

I hope to be more calm as I approach my 30th year

[@SunSunSunn]

Happy 30’s! I just got my mcat score (last roadblock) and I got 95th percentile , hoping to get into UCSD or UCSF :)

[@tuvu1166]

Sun congrats

[@harvestingseason2725]

Nice. May I ask what did you do to study for the Mcat and achieve such as score?

[@ifeanyionuh8042]

Way to go!!

[@jonathanwhite7966]

Dude, we’re the same age. I respect the hell out of what you’ve done and accomplished with this channel. You’re a DOCTOR. I still haven’t finished my bachelors yet. There are allot of things I wish I was wiser and smarter about. I see younger people having gotten farther along where I thought I would be at by now. It goes to show the importance of accepting how finite time really is. But on a few key things, we definitely relate. Cheers.,

[@gustavweber4823]

I'm always fascinated about how truly wise and conscious you are at such a young age. Keep exploring!

[@stormihill9693]

Working on yourself to become a better person, then the attraction results as a secondary affect.... I needed to hear that!

[@GlamGoddes101]

Just entering my 20s! 20 yr old college junior and I’m at a really pivotal point in my life - I have a lot of changes to make in my life right now b/c I haven’t been using my potential

[@martinleonguerrerogarcia3816]

Thank you for making this video! I think giving back and teaching others what you have learned is one of the most noble things you can do in life. 👍. You are an awesome role model for success !

[@winnielygamer]

Highly anticipating the credit card churning series ;D! thank you for your wisdom!

[@adsmith_]

Very well said, I've never felt such strong inspiration from a KZbin video. Thanks Kevin.

[@Mekessa]

First of all I love you. You are constantly saving my life, you have no idea. 🙏🏾

[@HenriqueBuiu]

What an outstanding human being. Congratulations on your trajectory, Kevin.

[@sharrajab3504]

Thank you for having time stamps! So efficient! Loved the content!

[@mengyuanzhang896]

Heyy Kevin, just checkin in to send my appreciation for all the videos and the contents, which are beautifully organized. I am 20 yr old and have subscribed to your channels for about half a year now. Best wishes to us all to ascend in the coming years.

[@mayugabrielmiranoortizdeor3888]

I´ll turn 21 this year.It's always good to listen to advice.I hope to enjoy my life and become the best version of myself. :)

[@sassygirl._8614]

I was always scared to grow old but since a while I I’m looking forward to it. I just had to accept all the good and bad things that come with it. Life is beautiful!!

[@czarinagrace2491]

I am 3 years away from being 30. This really put a lot of perspective on how I want to go about. Thank you, Kevin! Great video, as always! 🙏🏼❤️

[@pablosarria7907]

Amazing!! Thank you for making this video I am reconsidering the premed path and needed to hear this.

[@SG-gw5xo]

Happy Bday Dr. J :D I'm practicing your advice since I turned 25 and I'm loving it!

[@skillen8or]

Im not 30 yet, but im closer to 30 than 20 now and I am making a dramatic shift in my career, which is very difficult with a wife and 2 kids. If I could give advice to someone in their 20s I would say that you have a choice about your career and it should be made sooner rather than later, and the choice is this: passion and purpose at work or comfort and stability at home, but it isnt as simple as people say. You can have both... eventually. It just takes work sometimes. When I was 20 I was trying to get a well paying job as a prison guard because my town was a prison town and i had connections, but my passion was in medicine. I decided instead to take the risk and go to nursing school, which put me in debt and im not even making as much, and now im planning on medical school. When I was younger i didnt think i was capable of medical school, and didnt realize what I was capable of until after nursing school. If I could go back, i would go straight for med school regardless of the challenges associated with it, they seem huge at 20, but they compound. If you put huge decisions like education off they get harder and harder until eventually they become impossible, so if you have a dream, dont delay at 20, just go for it!

[@melaniecruz4129]

Through the ups and downs, you're living an interesting life :) Thanks for all the advice and wisdom, Dr. Jubbal!

[@safa2591]

Man you are one hell of a guy, every time I listen to you speak it's like inception! Hahaha, thank you for all the valuable information. Much respect, God bless! Also, would love to see videos regarding credit card churning and other financial basics.

[@faith8705]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, you're truly inspiring

[@NinaThomas]

How have I not found your channel sooner? Loved these tips!

[@KukiRoxx]

You are so inspirational! I really enjoy your videos. Thank you so much for making this! :)

[@cheryliverson6327]

interesting from someone in their 40's. I was just talking to someone today how much fun it would be to go back to being 21 for one day with all the knowledge gained in life.

[@Anonomyous-cg1ye]

what type of knowledge have you gained that you think would have made your 20's better. Im 22 and i want the cheat code lol. Feeling a little lost and would like to here from someone anonymous who is more likely to tell it straight as it is.

[@cydneyg899]

Thank you for this video. You seem honest and driven! Your tips are helpful.

[@christopherg.2992]

Happy Birthday!! I hope you had a great day!!! Your videos are always so fun to watch!!! Keep being great!!!

[@mysusume]

I'm a PhD student in Tokyo, Japan! Maybe I'll bump into you. Great video and solid advice. Especially the risk taking resonated with me since I gave up my well-payed job in Tokyo to pursue a full-time PhD in Waseda University. I sometimes vlog if you are curious to know how it is to live and study in Tokyo. Regards from a Belgian in Japan!

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Had to cancel my Tokyo trip :(

[@mysusume]

@@kevinjubbalmd Oh no, what a shame. I hope you will get a chance to visit Japan in the future. It's a wonderful country. (but don't go this summer. Super hot and there's the Olympics so it's going to be even more crowded than usual)

[@DevintheDAWG]

I'm 14 and I love nuerology. But the way things are going with school and stuff I'm having a rough time. I watch your channel regularly and learn alot and it really improves my attitude towards this. I watched the video on how to study better and it helped me turn assignments into a breeze. All in all. Your channel really helped me find my passion in neurology and solidify myself even through rough school. Thank you.

[@Dpooltiz]

Everything you are saying is what I’m realizing I need to do and I’m turning twenty-four. I’m getting on it! Maximizing credit car rewards I will have to look into that

[@natashaziv1795]

Inspiring, honestly. Lots of good insights in this vlog. MS3 here, hi you seem awesome :)

[@faisalalkoblan9906]

I am starting my 21 and I felt like wow! this was quick. Thank u Kevin.

[@tao072002]

Love your channel! This is great advice for everyone!

[@megustaloco]

Thanks for bringing me out of my rut bro. Subscribing for sure!

[@aminpalestenian4589]

Love ur personality sm keep going man ur my inspiration

[@danielle7172]

Kevin, here I am , who is as well obsessed with organizing things!!

[@JuanRodriguez-tr6st]

Thumbs up on the credit card lectures, thanks for the insight 😳 seem like I’m hitting all these wickets so far. Gonna focus on investing

[@nahomelion]

Yo I was in Shanghai myself last year and I know one of the medical students from one of your pictures, Sinthu Kosasih we had a cookout together! Wow what a small world!

[@aaronbenson8429]

23 here. Good to hear! Thank you

[@brianmatimba3690]

Great advice 🤲

[@kartikkarajgikar2846]

Glad you did this video! took a lot of things you said in and will try to implement it. gonna turn 19 this year. Thank You

[@thithiramalsen]

Wish you a Happy Birthday and prosperous 30s (If it is your birthday ) I'm turning 20 this year ... Perfect Timing 🔥

[@antaresprime0]

I've been following Ramit Sethi's blog for several years now, and the way you run Med School Insiders reminds a lot of Ramit: systems-driven, great free stuff but even better paid stuff, focus on building trust, long-term perspective, etc. I was wondering whether you also read his blog, but I guess people can think alike, especially after reading some of the same books.

[@kevinjubbalmd]

I’m aware of his website and book but haven’t properly checked out either. Maybe I should! I really loved what he spoke about in that podcast episode with Ferriss

[@Shadowkitty360]

Your way of life is way too intense for me but good on you for living life authentically =) I feel fortunate to know who I am and what I want in life at 25

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Different strokes for different folks!

[@AVENGER_HARRY]

Thank you Kevin Sir👍, I am in my early 16 studying in XII from India and I learned a lot about what should I do and don't for living a productive life that I am passionate about to do right after my high school and yeah I have planned of what will I do right after that..to focus on my neurologist field and becoming a Astrophysics and many more....and I Thank you Kevin Sir, for sharing your life experiences and supporting other people in their field. Keep inspiration! 👍😃

[@HarshSingh-qr5lm]

I knew from the moment I heard you that you're an INTJ, and a really balanced personality, so kudos.

[@kevinjubbalmd]

ENTJ 🙃

[@HarshSingh-qr5lm]

@@kevinjubbalmd Holy shit. XD

[@thomaslee5797]

Dr. McKnight was a real one! Keep it up!

[@minalyan]

Welcome to the club of 30 year-old MD’s;) Have a safe trip, Kevin!

[@sann2952]

I just turned 21 and they say in your twenties find your role model I guess I found mine🎉 you're Amazing 🔥

[@parsamesgar4121]

honest & practical 🌹👌🏻

[@grievous5243]

Thank you for the advice, it sounds like you have so many untold stories haha.

[@kevinjubbalmd]

😇

[@agent-33]

Listen to your instinct. Goodluck people.

[@chetanmestri906]

Hey Kevin.. Love from India.. Today is my 20th birthday. And I'm gonna follow all the instructions you gave. Hope I make a better future.

[@kevinjubbalmd]

happy birthday =)

[@chetanmestri906]

@@kevinjubbalmd Thank you so much..! ☺️

[@mindsetaspiration5013]

Great insights

[@mariojrcanales1646]

Thanks man were the same I'm turning 30 also, I have some regrets but not really big ones I would say. I was always a go getter kind of person, fail or not kind of attitude. I'm a call center agent for years, then decided to practice my profession as a Nurse, here I am 3 plus years of Nursing service and guess what? I always wanted to become a Doctor and I'm thinking over it. If everything goes well I'll pursue that dream. 😁

[@axiessemd56]

Dr. Jubbal can you do a collab with Dr. Mike and talk about medicine? I would love to watch you both. Great videos by the way. Keep it up :)

[@kimamira7179]

I'm exactly 20 years old now and I feel like my life has gone just like that. I even think that im too old for medschool and this really depresses me , as most of the medschool students in their first year are still under 20 years. And I had no idea what to do in this precious decade of my life. Thank you very much for uploading this video,i really needed it. I'll be applying for medschool next year, and i'm working hard to pass this year with the needed percentage for.. Pardon my weak English,im not a native speaker.

[@moriahthompson9404]

You speak perfectly👌

[@savhannadunning5048]

Really enjoyed this video, I’d say to make more like it but I’d be waiting 10 years 😂

[@sujatachhetri7376]

I couldn’t help but notice how perfect your nose is

[@priyankashrivastav772]

i am 24 years old post grad but still dont know what i really want to do , but fuck it i,ll do what i want to improve myself not for others. thank you doctor jubbal.

[@medfm2867]

Can you make a video on alternatives or other pathways along with medicine,,,like a collection of others experiences including you.. Thanks in advance^-^

[@FreeSkillsStyle]

You look 25 tho

[@Dean.AlAmriki]

Just turned 18, thank you!!!!

[@Thekraziesars]

Great video thanks Kevin

[@Thekraziesars]

Dr. Jubbal* ;)

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Lol Kevin is totally fine

[@usr1238]

Just turning 20 next week. Perfect timing 👍

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Happy early birthday

[@flaviolujan1907]

The personal finance thing is really the most important. We should all be experts at the basics of saving and investing.

[@robinoja]

I absolutely love the stock footage of a "scientist" using the microscope from the wrong side at 9:50. Really useful info in general though, thanks! :)

[@kevinjubbalmd]

😂

[@sergiojimenez9977]

Hey Kevin! First off, thank you for the advice! Where are the investing/finance books that you mentioned? I could not find them in the links in the description of the video. Thanks in advance!

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Thanks for pointing that out! Updated with a “Reading List - Finance” on the amazon shop page. Hope that helps.

[@user-nq9un1bt5i]

Life is too short for being ordinary. I'm 25. I'll keep building up myself to be a better person and try to follow my heart and dream.

[@fadiakerada6108]

I want to know more about ur IBD research !

[@folumb]

Watching this video now, I'm realizing how crazy it is that you went to Tokyo exactly when Pandemic fear barely started here in the US. What a weird year that was

[@easymedicinebytmd8247]

The feeling of getting old when turning 30 is so real!

[@caribaez5711]

Time will pass anyway. 😾😿

[@RJavier007]

wait untill you are 50

[@amaiaa8815]

We all will.

[@vivvarghese3268]

Can you make a video discussing what you would do if you got a re-do for college and medical school?

[@jay-zkent3203]

number one is sooo relatable

[@amarabittaqwa6492]

- Focus on yourself - Excercise more (Cycle and gym) - Read more - Travel more - Learn communication skill - Eat healthier with spoon - Do anything for what are you wanna be in future

[@amarabittaqwa6492]

Life is short

[@nidanursinanoglu4673]

You know what sucks? I definitely lost my ability to read books on a daily basis. I know there is no excuses but that happened after med school

[@MercyMburuNyakio]

This was really affirming and helpful. Especially the bit about travelling (alone or not alone) you don't have to do it to discover and build philosophies but it sure does stimulate a lot of intellectual growth and awareness about ourselves and the world. Also, I'm so so psyched that you also follow F1. Probably a Mercedes fan. Kevin Jubbal you are woke. If you ever come to Africa please announce it and have a meet and greet! :) or invite fellow meds to travel alongside you if that's not weird or anything. Just a suggestion. Edit: Also, on the bit about investing and being money wise. There's a popular culture here in Kenya where an informal group of people pool money by making manageable monthly contributions and then proceed to invest their money jointly e.g. into bonds, property, businesses. People apparently form these groups from the time they are in university and they could even last lifetimes - 30+ years. Going alone you'll go fast but going together means going further and so getting with a group could be a sustainable, easier and HIGH YIELD :) step towards getting moneywise. Just another thought if you do a part two of the video.

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Thanks for the kind words. Interesting group investing opportunities! And yes Lewis Hamilton fan 🙃

[@nailaoulfetzitouni5060]

Vettel fan here 😂

[@four-x-trading5606]

What I wish i would have known hmmm was hard to pass since my situation was pretty much inevitable I can’t say I wish what I knew because I have no glimpse into the future then but I am happy to know what I know now has given me freedom to do and be me and smarter at that about certain things... IF I knew what I knew now I would have my own house car and a good steady job and have went to college

[@Im0nJupiter]

If I were to be completely honest, I really enjoy this view of you. I have grown apart from the MSI channel over the past 4ish months because of the very corporate feel/plugging that is a bit off-putting. I'm not trying to be accusatory in that, but what I mean to say is, I appreciate more the human aspect of your business and yourself than the services you offer (though others may differ in perspective, obviously)

[@Im0nJupiter]

The vlogs are great, you're a cool person doing cool shit, I'm excited to see what you go on to build

[@kevinjubbalmd]

Thanks for the feedback :) we strive to provide as much value on that channel and plug the services at the end on relevant videos

[@aashishpoudel2880]

Can u make next video on noble corona virus ? ! what u present get stick to mind !

[@dr_chiropractor]

Aashish Poudel novel coronavirus* :)

[@instagramvideos692]

10:14 compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world.

[@florencestohner2642]

ah...snap. I have to go do things I set out doing (finish my post-bacc pre-med) and quit my (stable) hospital nursing staff position now that I've got my experience. After my nursing bachelor's program, I set a goal for myself that I need to do hospital work to at least give my due diligence to learn what they do as hospital nurses, but I'm not happy. It may feel great to other people, but I have more satisfaction visiting patients in a home setting like I help more. I think I will go back to doing home health full time to also be able to accomodate my pre-med classes. It certainly doesn't hurt that home health is financially better for me, and I'll be returning to a normal sleep cycle (i work nights, I'm ALWAYS EXHAUSTED!!!!). Okay anyway, end rant, I think it's time to move on from hospital.

[@odhranfahy5729]

Oh an F1 fan., mad respect

[@justadudeintheworldman.120]

Friends asking me what’s F1? earns a slap 👋

[@bskulldragon100]

you should do a ted talk

[@NashMedics]

I am really the opposite i wish i could be organized and be a planner..communication and being open...it’s so hard

[@scarletth8211]

I wish I was as put together as you are :[

[@toria1209]

20 year old (but I turn 21 this year) here watching this

[@chrisc.4857]

I was Born 1/27/1990 I'm with you bro

[@purplefan26]

Can you make a video on saving and retirement investment

[@Liza-xo4tj]

Does anyone know how I can start being involved in researching???