6 Biggest Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s - My Top Life Lessons for [2020]

[@quixoticfallcy]

Too long of a video...? Six Mistakes 1. Follow the crowd 2. Not taking risks 3. Focusing only on money 4. Seeking validation and approval 5. Not exploring and traveling 6. Getting stuck in unhealthy relationship

[@freddy7304]

thanks, i couldnt watch this video because it had no visuals. i need my visuals.

[@respectedgentleman4322]

Thanks I didn't fancy 24 mins but was interested in a summary.

[@renmk321]

Respected Gentleman Thx. i just turn 30 F not married yet. n i did all the things he said to avoid.lol. now when i think all plan has fallen im focusing on money more thn b4. Im screw.

[@nightfighter7452]

I only click on videos like this to find a summary in the comments. Thanks!

[@anamelindo1536]

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[@frumaatholoid]

29 here. Wish I had seen this when I was younger. Biggest regret of my 20s is not traveling and not taking as many risks as I should have. Don't listen to fear, people!

[@marry1321]

You're young and if you were old, you could travel anyway. So, if you didnt do it at your twnties, do it in your 30, 40, 50 , 80 etc! just dont waste time anymore! 20 years old here

[@thewhitetail1788]

How you gonna get education??

[@rogerbuschmann8161]

Shit im twenty ...what have i got to do???

[@rogerbuschmann8161]

hmm thanks man

[@rogerbuschmann8161]

@ Javvster I live in Europe (Germany) and i really have to say it´s boring af ^^

[@kegenrodrigues]

people in their 30's or 70's or whatever.. don't be discouraged.. life is longer than you think.. human mind has unimaginable power.. think young.. feel young.. be young

[@katiekat4457]

Kegen Rodrigues Bull Crap!! I am 48 yrs old and life flies by so fast and it goes by quick every year that passes. I do agree that you should think young and still get out there and work on that bucket list and try new things. You also know that it isn't all about mind over matter. Think young, feel young doesn't work if your body is falling apart. But I do appreciate what you are saying. It's nice.

[@manictiger]

I think it depends on the person. I'm 30, now. I can feel my body starting to lose regenerative qualities, but most people say, 'I'm getting weaker' and I say, 'I'll fight you and the rest of the world if I have to'. Fuck getting old. I'll be a crotchety old man, but I will not have my joints dictating what I 'can' and 'can't' do. I've seen 60+ year old bodybuilders and 70 year-old sprinters. I know what we're capable of.

[@kegenrodrigues]

manictiger that's the spirit we all should have..

[@P.Ripper]

For ancient people the longest you could live was around 30 to 40 years due to their non-hygienic customs, today the middle of life is around 35 years old. We turned 30-40 as a limit to be the half of what we live.

[@wire-dy3ul]

life is only 30,000 days long, thats short af. People can count to 30,000 in like 4 hours

[@maryr94]

I'm living that 'boring' life, focused on education, moved on to a good stable career, and go on holiday once a year. I have to say though I love my job, I was lucky to study a subject in college that I love. I'm in my early twenties and I have no inclination to want to pack up and travel the world. There are a lot of places I want to see but I can see them and work too. 'Playing it safe' has a bad rep these days for 20 year olds. It's considered that you're not making the most of you life if you don't travel and go out and have fun. Different lifestyles just suit different personalities.

[@imadubsfan1]

They say to do that when you're younger cause that's the best time to do it. You have less responsibilities and can make more mistakes without too much repercussion. But all in all, we gotta live to make ourselves happy and we do that in our own ways.

[@maryr94]

Brian Woo I agree. Everyone is individual and no one way suits everybody.

[@sablar123321123]

Thats good and responsible. I think this guy is talking too much about YOLO in the 20s, but it is actually better to play it safe. Make money and move out from mom and dad. Be independent. Travel and have fun on the holidays or the weekends.

[@alexandriamiles2730]

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[@nikolygtx8848]

if i had much $ would take you on that world travel

[@andressadev-pt-br]

If you say that making a lot of money doesn't change your life it's because you've never been broke enough. I was born in Brazil and I still live here, I'm 29 and I can say that I basically didn't enjoy my early twenties because I knew that if I didn't do things that most people wouldn't do I wouldn't get where I wanted to be in life. When I didn't have my own money I couldn't choose what to eat, what to wear and what to do in my free time. Life without money really sucks. I spent lots of weekends at home studying while many people my age were probably partying. But I was right I got to my late twenties being able to go to the restaurants I wanted to go, buying the clothes that I wanted and traveling. So I understand that we need to have balance in life, work hard and find time to enjoy life but depending on where you start in life it's not like that. It's a war and you have to push yourself to do more than other people are doing at your age, you can't be average you have to be great. You have to learn who you are and where you wanna go fast and take action fast. Not only should you take action but you should be consistent because most of our goals will take a little longer than we imagine. So this is it. Money is not going to change your life if you don't need it to survive but if you know that the things that you need in life come from money go for it.

[@freilezjawa8328]

Andressa Leite He is talking to Western young people who have everything and never know broke. If you have to eat you have to do everything you need to do to eat.

[@VeronicaSanchez-qx8zi]

Wow. Living the lifestyle exactly as you addressed and happy to know the outcome I hoped for, is the outcome you're living. Thanks for this!

[@therynengle5135]

@@freilezjawa8328 Coming from a westerner who is also young, shut your mouth. There are a lot of broke kids out here in the south living the lifestyle this strong women described. Just because we live in a first world country doesn't mean a lot of us hasn't had to live through poverty. When I was a kid, our food budget was $25 a WEEK.This was for three people and a fourth on the way. Most of small town America has to live through what this woman did. It isn't all idealism and patriotic richness as a lot of people like to think. It's hardship, and crying at 3AM trying to figure out where your food is going to come from. It's stressing out about everything, and somehow mustering up the resolve to work even harder than you already do even though you're bone tired and done. It's a lot of things, but not a privilege.

[@freilezjawa8328]

@@therynengle5135 Yeah. You live in America. Sorry bro. You guys are dumb as fuck. I live in the Netherlands. Nobody is crying for food here. And to think we have a lot less money than you dumb folks. Oh jeah of course 'socialism' is soooo bad. Then stop crying about capitalism.

[@almas5707]

As someone who is 21, I appreciate this video. Graduated this past May. I've lived in my parents house since I was born. Conservative/strict household who stresses saving. Just because I work a lot and have more money than my peers doesn't mean I'm happy. That's why I'm going to be moving out and creating new experiences with new people. Just as you stated, gotta live in the now! Thanks for being an inspiration, Jimmy!

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

Awesome to hear it Alma! embrace the art of non conformity;)

[@zsombornagy3935]

You should have savings, but probably about 10%-20% of your income, no more. That shouldn't keep you from going out there.

[@manictiger]

+Zsombor Nagy Depends on your income. Since near the start of my stock trading, I have always aimed for having my expenditures be 1% of my income. This is, of course, nigh-impossible without reaching around 700,000 net worth, which allots you 7,000 a year for rent, internet, bicycle repairs, etc.-- only the necessities, not even a cellphone. Food came from food banks, back then. The rest needed to be a dollar per 800 calories. This is why I'm rich. Most of the things you overpay for, you don't need to be happy. The fortune I've amassed from aggressive trading and aggressive saving trickled into my luxury bomb shelter for a family of four and an insulated, heated horse stable with quadruple-sized stalls. This is called delayed gratification. Instead of just running on base instinct, buying whenever my cerebellum wanted to, I used my cerebrum and considered whether it mattered. So every time I said no, allowed that money to be used for things that do matter. Save to multiply, don't save to spend.

[@zsombornagy3935]

manictiger Wow that is very impressive. Only if everyone did that!

[@manictiger]

I think the world would be better off. Useless, short-lifespan products would nearly disappear and the money would funnel into things that last and matter. In the short term, it might hit the economy, but in the long term, we'd be building a GDP on top of all the things that still haven't broken. I call the current economy a 'garbage economy', because so much of what we produce winds up as land-fill, or worse, ocean-fill.

[@BreakyourboundariesTv]

Very well said. I'm 23, and I'm about to finish up a year of teaching English in South Korea. Next step-backpacking Southeast Asia! I'm an aspiring filmmaker, and I feel like I'm throwing caution to the wind and really pursuing what I care about. Thanks for the added motivation. The time to get after it is NOW.

[@muhammadiman7000]

Break Your Boundaries come to Indonesia

[@Devine3190]

Break Your Boundaries i'm 23 and also plan on teaching English in South Korea next year!

[@rocknrory]

YouBackpacking.com! Wish you the best on your adventures!

[@gatamatagata]

Break Your Boundaries - Have you met any fellow teachers, who are non native English speakers, without a degree? I am willing to take this challenge, but not sure where to start, and if it is actually possible, if English is my second language. Thanks mate.

[@jessgreacts3740]

Awesome I’m 18 with a high school diploma and I wish you the best

[@leftyfourguns]

Speaking of Warren Buffet, his advice is very simple: "Take the job you'd take if you didn't have to work" You'll always excel when doing a job that you love

[@abumannocchi8048]

good looks

[@eromanesc]

WOW i am 18 and i want to be independent when Im older. i always told myself i would never be happy working for someone and getting a stable paycheck. my dad is the chief of medicine at a hospital and he could give me everything i want but since i was 13 I've been selling shoes and making my own money buying my own things but my dad (being the hard worker he is) always hated that i didn't get an actual job with shifts i had to be on time for and a boss that would set me straight he made me stop selling stuff and making my own money and now i work two jobs making half the money i used to and its not about the money because i would be happy making a third of what i make with these jobs if i was making it on my own. i wish my dad had encouraged me with some of these things instead of yelling at me to "get a real job" this is honestly one of the best videos i have ever seen and i hope the whole world can see it and follow their dreams. thank you so much for making this video and please make many more like it!! you deserve millions of subs

[@jyo5764]

elias roman the way you think I can tell that you are 18 life is not that easy and simple listen to your dad and consider his advice you don't have to follow it but don't throw it out the window your parents want the best for you you're still young at that age you think you're not afraid of anything and you know everything but you don't know shit listen to your parents

[@LazyGrayF0x]

elias roman your dad probably wants you to experience commitment you may not exactly enjoy. Wisdom building exercise. Also, experience being told to do things by a boss, so when you are one, whether a job or own business, you know what you are asking of people working for you.

[@couch_philosoph3325]

rough rough it doesn't matter if he is 18 or 40. I know 40year olds who regret that they listened to their parents and took the safe route in life. Of course you should always consider your parents, but age doesn't automatically lead to wisdom, many people need to realize that

[@katiekat4457]

elias roman Is your dad single by chance?

[@Hollywoodintx]

Live your life the way YOU want to

[@muhammadiman7000]

I am 19, leave home when I was 18. I live in a big city Jakarta at the moment. I was just a country boy lived in a farm, trying to get to university, and have a seat in private university for subject that I love. Then some shit happen, so I ran away from my family when I graduate high school. Applying for job in KFC McDonald's and Starbucks but they don't reply, then I apply to an international hospital for pharmacist technician and I get that job (I am from vocational high school pharmacist) work 6 day a week in shift, pay all my bills by myself, go abroad sometimes with cheap ticket haha, and drink beers and dance in my underwear when I am stress..

[@terrance2405]

thats awesome !

[@kareninaton5349]

muhammad iman I'm 18 and I haven't accomplished nothing lol

[@RicardoBubel]

So ur parents r rich asf

[@muhammadiman7000]

Richard Ferreira no they're not

[@terrance2405]

This his mom we ant rich we poor praying for our next meal

[@Jacktibby2011]

when you are in your 20's its the perfect time to travel, I began travelling for the first time last june/july and it was well worth it , definitely going too do more travelling

[@lawrencepatterson72]

Dude...im 22 will be 23 June 24 next month, been sort of depressed lately. I work in a hospital and the coronavirus really opened my eyes to how quickly life can end. I typed in this video because I dont want to waste my life. Thank you man fr.

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

So awesome to get your message man! Keep your head up - you are doing such an important work! all the best

[@BlightBreedOfficial]

This video made me think a lot. I'm now 24 and I realize I've been chasing money for the past few years, this video completely changed my view on money and how it's clouded my happiness. I will definitely stop trying to chase money so much and start doing things that just make me happy in general. Thanks so much for this video!

[@papayasalad8650]

I would say you should play it safe because those who can afford to take risks are usually the ones that do not have to worry too much about their finances because they have a safety net from their parents/family. You can take risks, but that doesn't mean quit your good paying job. That is why you have hobbies, other interests, and supportive people that make your life content.

[@brandona933]

I'm 31 y/o my biggest regrets is having kids at a young age, not travelling, being in a relationship back to back and wasting time! Good luck!

[@tashaneuhaus]

Brandon Austin haha of course your a man ! Dude you are kind of an ass

[@0mon0zz]

How lol

[@brbhave2p00p4]

I’m 20 and watching this video. I’m feeling good already thank you for your time and this video

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sattimasplatform]

Here 3 years later and this was exactly what I needed to hear! Thank you!

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

ooo wow, that's awesome to hear Sattima!

[@praggyagupta2458]

Im 27. Relationship Point is so true. I too have felt that. When I am NOT into any relationship, I'm more productive and it feels that I have more time to do things. When In a relationship, Time flies. I sometimes feel relationships just suck your time like hell. And in the end you just kept blaming yourself that why didn't you acted when there was time. I too feel that meeting new people and travelling really opens up your mind and gives you a sense of bird eye view of things happening around. We are just so contained in our own comfort zone when nobody is stopping us from getting out of it.

[@mayfieldnorris4280]

Biggest mistakes I made in life so far is not putting myself first! Wasting valuable time helping people who are still stuck in the same position. Turning down possible relationships with grounded women because I wanted to focus on my career.

[@gazellepop]

The biggest mistake is to chase after luxury goods.

[@sebastianstahl1871]

Spot on, you know it! You speak it... I live it, For every comment down below, of I can't .. You CAN, like everybody, but where are YOUR priorities, I went living in a tent in private woods of some friends, being creative, doing EVERITHING I ever wanted to do, I don't say this to rub it in your face, BUT, SHORT list of progress: school, wanted to be outside, landscaping education, worked 3 years (didn't like it), went on travels, helping small communities, met some other people, went to Canada to do a wildernessguide course, got all these ideas about everithing I could and want to do, doing it LIVING IT

[@RuneAsatyr]

i really like this video.I am 22 and i lived the way you describe . I set myself goals and i reach them, then i set another goal . i wanted to travel australia and i did after that i wanted to start an illustration business to be independet and i did.I moved into a van with my boyfriend and traveled europe after that i wanted to work in conservation and all played together and i moved to ireland and worked with seals . now i am back in Austria , i live in the mountains in nature an have a business with my boyfriend , starting a family soon but i dont think of settle down at all . we will move to the canary islands next year and i am sure this will be not the last goal we set ourselfs : ). when you dream big and you got an positive attitiude you can accomplish anything you want in life. i never regreted to take risks

[@JOE324WILD]

I am 21 and living out of the box from the constraints of society. I couldn't be happier with my life and the choices I am making right now. Trying different things and most important of all, exploring myself. :)

[@tsewanggyatso4830]

Watching in my 20s .this will change my life .thank you

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

my pleasure! glad you found it useful

[@ellenajirahsriew6667]

I'm so glad I saw this! I'm 26 and I am currently vacillating between staying in Japan where I am comfortable or moving to Norway to do the whole "start a new life" again. I moved from Jamaica to Japan 2 and half years ago and it was really daunting in the beginning. But now I am really happy here. Then I got accepted to study in Norway and getting my PhD is something I really want to do, but to leave my life again feels so scary! I just need to jump in, take the risk and leave my comfort zone.

[@cybersurfer3d837]

Dude... holy shit. This is the most wisdom I've gained this year and last.. thank you so much for this video. I'm 28 and I'm going through another major transition right now and I'm not sure if I should move states again but, you've convinced me to make the right move and take that risk. I've lived in 3 different states and have traveled a lot. So I get what your saying about experiencing different cultures and parts of the world. I also love how you tap into the subject of the approval of others. Your spot on with everything you've just preached. Thank you man, you were the answer I was looking for. I asked God for a sign that this next move in life is the right decision, and I feel that stumbling upon this video, was the sign that says yes, take this risk and just fuckin go for it. I can't tell you enough how much this means to me right here right now and what I'm going through. Damn... the video just made a huge impact on my life. I still have some thinking and planning to do but, this video influenced me to take the risks that lye ahead and I'm feeling really good about it now. Keep doing what you do man, mad respect ✊🏼🙏🏼✌🏼

[@concertslivehd3336]

I'm 23 and graduated from architectural school. I have been working for a year in my field.. you'd think I'm happy .. I mean I've been following the "correct " path . but reality is that I am not!! I am starting to develop my business idea to start on the weekends and hopefully it will replace my full time job

[@NumberMyNumber]

20 here going 21 real soon, and for me.. its been hard trying to figure out a career, parents pushed college, degree this degree that. All my family have nice degrees but then there is me. I always loved music and singing but could never have the guts to pursue it. I've always known i wanted to travel and make my life a journey, meet new people, make memories and experiences. But whats stopping me the most are my fears of shortage of money, dangerous situations and leaving my family and friends behind...

[@SurfToHappiness]

Great advice, i completely relate. I went travelling around asia and australia for two years before starting my university degree in england. They say the people you meet in uni are the best, most interesting people you may ever meet in your life, this may be true for some, but not for me. As soon as my degrees finished im going straight back to the best time of my life, travelling.

[@vanjwatler6280]

I'm 23 years old and I must say, thank you for the lessons. I can implement these tips into my life.

[@kristoffers.andersson8263]

I'm 23 and last year I began on an engineer education... I think it is one of my best desitions I am really enjoying it, wish I had done it years ago though

[@brunodacruz5402]

I have being to 17 different areas of London 1. ilford 2. Romford 3. Stratford 4. Victoria 5. Plastiow 6.East Beckton 7.Stockwell 8.colindele 9.Clacton pound 10.Chigford Mount 11.Kings Kross 12.barking 13. Barkingside 14 Woodford

[@michaelkingstar5878]

im 14 and im allready thinking of what to do, i got a realy close good friend who is a girl, i got 3 old vintage cars that i will get from my grandfather. but is it what i realy want to do? no, i want to experience life bit by bit. get a dream car that needs work, get big on youtube while working on cars and giving people inspiration. so all i can say is. "once you hit a goal there is allways another goal you want to hit in life, life is not infinite its only temporary. so use that time to make it good."

[@Dimasstywan]

I used to be so scared with entering my 20's, i didn't know what i would end up like, i don't want to have a regular life to get a boring job just because it sounds cool in my CV and pay mortgages until i'm 40. but then i went to travel at some countries for 3 months to clear my mind, i met new people from different kind of backgrounds, Then i realize there are so many options in life, People do things differently, you can get out from the system if you brave enough and take risks.

[@ProtikC]

Hi, Jimmy, thanks for the video. In my 21 now I have made some mistakes too. Maybe the last one did it all. So I searched and found your video, hoping to go abroad and open up my mind and heart again seeing the world and get rid of this half-death mindset.

[@fernandorocha4846]

Will watch this over and over again the next couple of days.

[@JoshuaOtusanya]

Fantastic video. It really spoke to me. Thank you so much!!

[@honokasawada4170]

Man...it's difficult to focus, this man is beautiful

[@tuffguytofiles]

I deeply appreciate this video. Big time. Everyone around me keeps hounding me about finishing college it can break me down sometimes and I give in to the social conditioning quite easily. But I don't want that for my life. I want to get this dream job

[@arisn32]

Traveling is amazing, I moved to Washington from Southern California. Best decision I've ever made, been up and down Most of West coast, some parts of East Coast, and I love the islands around the u.s.

[@destineyhopkins5074]

I've always loved education and I love school. I will go the school,college but I will expand my experience because I love new experiences. I do what I love and love what I do. that simple

[@DARKhorses73]

Good video. People make excuses for things they would like to do. People never leave their same town, same job, marry and then complain about not being happy.

[@alexispulido398]

bro you are really attractive and im not gay

[@berenicechavez-valdovinos577]

Alexis Pulido You might have to reconsider your sexuality .. Jk

[@claireminikin]

Alexis Pulido It doesn't matter if you're gay or not. A guy should be able to compliment a guy. Girls do it to girls all the time.

[@RJ-bw6uq]

Nah you're gay...

[@ronnieflanders7449]

Handsome* saying he's"attractive" is gay

[@ilukme]

That comment doesn't make you sound gay man it shows that you are comfortable enough with yourself that you can say whatever you feel. Good job.

[@feytoninc]

the perception of our ownselves change everything. Am one year away of graduation. I always think of trying business but i fail at starting and sustaining that one become harder. I really like writting but i can not get tapped into it. I would really like to spend my twenties exploring but enjoying your twenty and taking risks it a good thing. but people still want to be in their comfort zone. Just push out it

[@florencetan3798]

Well and good. If you cannot get a job, how can you survive?? If you want to do something, who is giving to give you capital to do something. We all can talk.. but reality is not so simple

[@elenasalvatore832]

FLORENCE TAN he's not saying you shouldn't get a job, but that you should try different jobs and be diverse in order to find what makes you happy.

[@peterivan1220]

I've had the opportunity to travel to many countries. Thank God, I don't wanna save up money to build a family but just to travel and be as much happy as I can be because when I am old, I'll just look back in my life and I will say "I've done everything that I wanted to do".

[@strangelongcat7830]

I am an early 14 years old in these types of videos because I have the feeling that I would make a lot of mistakes (more than the usual) and I'm in my research of WHAT am I going to do in life Fist of all.. -Work... Something that I am good at? Something that make me feel happy but not really successful? Something that give a great amount money? -Where am I going to live? -Family? What up with My family? Do I want kids? Am I sure that having a partner will not obstruct my way of life? -Global future. What will be of the world when I get 20? Wars? A great amount of Environmental problems that change drastically the way of living? -Goals? Will I waste time on goal progress that are unrealistic? Do I really want that? What are first? ... I know, DONT be materialistic, focus, be realistic but optimistic, and that's why I want to change the vision of life from people, but for that I have to start with mine.... I'm 14, this 3 years are the most important for my generation in the decision of what, who and how are we gonna be and make in life. I'm not scared, but worried, my anxiety sometimes tell me indirectly that I'm late, and even that I know that it isn't true I still feel it. The feeling of YOU are wasting your time right now, useless action, not productive nor efficient. And the worst of all... compare yourself with successful (depending on your vision) people I know that what I am doing it's not true or good at all, but what's efficient for you? What is being productive for you? These are the question that I want to solve (and I wish that my generation at least take it on consideration). The people around 12-26 are the next hosts of the world state, and that's why my pressure doesn't go off. *Im not a native English speaker, apologizes for mistakes

[@pieterjan5460]

I am very thankful for this video. I did clear my mind a lot, especially the last part. I recently broke up with my ex girlfriend after 5 years, she was my first love and it still breaks my heart but this kind of motivation and view gave me a lot of power and I really want to do something to remember with my life.

[@BMProductions]

everybody is different, do what you want and love, and don't care about what other people think.

[@salaheddine7551]

So wise what you saying Jimmey, Very good, I think those lessons, that are been released, were so big and concise that could have taken you so many years to realize or handres of books to understand. Thank you so much Jimmey, for the golden advices I was need.

[@vavilonskaya_rybka]

well... the main problem with relationships which go nowhere is not the fear of being alone and all that jazz (i do feel alone in my current relationships in any case), but a fear of betraying the beloved one. i've been in these relationships for almost a quarter of my life, thus spent a pretty large amount of time speculating about it. so, my thought is: maybe love is not about being pleased or nor feeling alone or having all kinds of fun? maybe it's just some need we have to address, and the result will not always be like in some disney cartoon

[@Mrhitechmystery]

I'm in my 20s I'm 22 now I'll be 23 this year and I want to enjoy my life by traveling to more countries while I'm in my 20s but of course will travel more when I get older

[@felixabraham6912]

Thank you for posting this, I really value what you have said.

[@ahmad.shabeeb]

Fantastic! Thank you it felt like I needed someone to highlight these things in my life

[@nazihahmed8623]

i am 18, as being familiar with all these advices which i really agree with, by this age i already imported 2 containers from china, started my own business and still going on being one of the youngest doing this business.. at least it's the youngest legal age , i started at 17.. importing by my client company name.. well long story short the reason i made it is just motivation and hard work and knowing what i do better than anyone else..

[@nazihahmed8623]

one more note is traveling, i already been to china 2 times 3 weeks each time, currently learning mandarin chinese to expand my business even further, hope this helps..

[@ViraRiva]

i'm 24 and a cosmetologist. i wanna see the world while i'm still young so i'm planning on applying for cruise ships within the next year so i can travel while working!

[@cynvaldovinos1707]

Absolutely fantastic , I am now a new subscriber this video was and IS very well needed in my life Thank you ! Looking forward to seeing more and applying these lessons !

[@crcontent2304]

very good, quiting my job tomorrow

[@vinnygill6823]

Loved it! for everyone watching please watch till the end because he covers everything you need to know. Really helpful. Thanks :)

[@boriskameltovic8846]

Such a great video! Inspired me to think about myself and move out of my confort zone.

[@TheMorne777]

Wow... You are so awesome man. You gave me a lot of stuff to think about... Thanks

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks

[@codezalo5773]

Just to clarify for everyone, you can't avoid these mistakes. Not to be negative but you will learn from them but if you find yourself in these patterns you have to sit and revise what you have been doing and try something different. Just saying cause as this man contradicted he's made these mistakes himself. Have a good one !

[@ammesjarifi]

6 Biggest mistakes to avoid in your 20. 1. Following unwritten rules, (People expect you doing things, taking certain jobb just because you need to). Experience, explore, enjoy, try. 2. Playing it safe (you have to take risks, there is nothing safe in life, being safe is just an illusion, you have to really find out what you really like. Live so you don't regret) 3.Focusing sole on your finical goals. (Sole on making more and more money , by doing so you scarifies manny other components of your life, like friendship, experiencing new things, learning) 4.Seeking approval , ( to some extend it is fine but not your entire life) History, manny people who achieved great things still manny haters. 5.Not traveling, not exploring ( You learn lot of things , it impacts your mindset. The worlds is much safer then what news proclaim) don't be in one place. 6. Getting stuck in unhealthy relationships ( People enter in unhealthy relationships it dosen't work. Don't stuck on it very long you have to get out of it. Suffer at short-term, so you can live better in long-term.

[@shmoit.v6853]

Most of these people who can take risk are people who have stable family and a place to land. When you grow up poor like me education gets you out of it

[@Heathcliff_1600]

Watching a 24 min video on mistakes I should avoid, when I have an exam tomorrow....

[@KrogenDragon]

I'm 18. Thank you for this video. It has really helped me. I am a senior in high school and I am very nervous about my career path and what I am going to do with my life. Thank you.

[@nicebars]

Fuck society's rules and expectations.. I'm gonna chase my dreams of becoming a rapper/entrepreneur I hope you all do the same with any dreams you have no matter how big or small!

[@joecen5199]

such a handsome man,such a intelligent and thought-provoking tutor!

[@aerohk]

I am surprised "not making enough money to invest" isn't on the list. Compound interest works best in the 20s. The biggest regret of mine is to not maxing out my 401k, IRA and HSA the first couple years when stocks were cheap. Now the stock is x2 more expensive and I will never able to catch up.

[@souhabhk1025]

i'm turning 20 in sept i spent my life in "going with the flow" only when mum is watching the only thing that i'm proud of is the things i did when she didnt watch me... when i'm free to discover now i study engennering because it's something i like but i have a problem i can't make my mind on one thing i like to paint ,write , creat stuff machines , designe .. i feel bad to waist any of em but the real question is can i do them all ?

[@norXmal]

My brother has his saying "It is easier to not regret over things you've done, than the things you never dared to do"

[@hamdijohnson727]

im 22 yrs old, i dont usually like videos, but i did this one.

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Some great lessons!!! Thanks bud!

[@ElenGlazova]

The thing is this video is mostly about people in their 20s when they need to take care only about themselves, but not everybody like that. Some people in 20s and younger have their duties, taking care of parents, or other relatives. This is very - making me happy does not work, cause you have responsibility not only for your own life.

[@NalinKhurb]

You had me thinking again about my plans haha. Thanks for the video, great advice.

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

glad that the video gave u some food for thought!

[@mrnongod9548]

my biggest regret is that I did not go to school and go after a career and follow the path to success. When I hit 30 I had nothing to show for myself and nothing under my built. So I would say go to school and get a career even if it is one you dont love or not sure about. Better to have something then to have nothing. It is truly a dangerous would so playing it safe is not a bad idea at all. It is when you worry about danger that does not exist that is the real problem.

[@nomadardan]

i've been to turkey,greece,bulgaria,USA,brazil,eastern europe, scandinavia and many many places :) Live in Norway I don't even lock my door before i go to sleep :)

[@kyleipryor]

Great stuff Jimmy

[@Emilia-mh4rv]

Great advice Jimmy !

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

Thanks Emi and hopefully see you on another trip soon;)

[@Emilia-mh4rv]

+Jimmy Naraine hah. Maybe.. depending on destination!

[@vipul6304]

We like your amazing content Jimmy, Keep Posting.

[@LookItsJustCharlie]

You seem really wise for such a young guy! Thank you for your great advice, I'll try to apply it to my life.😊

[@ghostmalones]

25 turning 26 soonish, always thinking I wasted my time in my early 20's. But then ppl tell me, you're still young silly but i just get discourage easily, bad habit i know. I'm doing my best to keep my head up tho :)

[@mr.sir.8869]

is that you, fps russia?

[@iridiumflare]

Mr. Sir. Fps Russia isn't from Russia...

[@rogerbuschmann8161]

Well, chrello my frrriands it´s fps russia again!

[@DummyloadFM]

totally agree, good advice

[@MyIcyBlitz]

Awesome video sir! Subbed and liked. Thank you.

[@GilVanzuela]

This video is very useful. Thank you SIr!

[@marcusaurelius8949]

Solid vid, thanks!

[@tengyang2001]

My biggest advice to those in their 20's is to don't feel like you have to get married. If you want to get married wait until you're at least in your 30's, unless you have already accomplished all that you have set out to accomplish in your 20's, and have really found yourself. Being married with children, brings in a lot of responsibilities which makes the realizaton of your goals a lot more difficult.

[@xinwilson]

Nothing wrong with taking more risks, but I feel like world travelling is over-rated. I have moved countries and cities while getting education and for work. You get a much deeper experience actually doing something in another part of the world instead of just "travel and explore"

[@joelariel]

Brilliant video man

[@cninusa]

A great video with value, sir

[@user-vk6vw2zo7n]

Thnx man I just turned 20 and I stumbled upon this video. Where are you from btw?

[@Mohamad_Kader]

وليد الحربي hey waleed - if you enjoyed his material I think you'd enjoy mine too

[@HumanoidTyphoon91]

10:10 Poland

[@mkailov13]

Frogballs, Arkansas

[@europenam791]

Tks for sharing man

[@gdltc123]

Wow you really covered everything. Thank you!! Your videos always inspire me :)

[@JimmyNaraineOfficial]

Great to hear it! thanks

[@hugh8559]

I'm 113 I graduated in 678 years and I have no wives and 37 children and I own japan

[@JohnBedaProductions]

Most reassuring comment on here...

[@joshuawkbeats]

Thanks.

[@parthipans5885]

Great n inspiring video !!

[@lilactales709]

Brilliant tips - thank you !

[@kirstengallagher4664]

found your tips helpful.thanks