And those who just started, talk of little else, while old hands quietly enjoy their nuanced experience.
In my 40s I spend far more time thinking, reading, and practicing at living a good life than I did in my 20s...yet far less time writing advice about how to live. I've slowly realized these are, for me, often contradictory rather than complementary.
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Reminds me of the road to mastery. "Life on the plateau" per George Leonard: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0452267560/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_icMCAbTMV2N2M … And the Dunning Kruger effect for life. I'm not yet as wise and your thought gives me hope. These mid-30s have been, at times, a slog.pic.twitter.com/dN71uMxvvQ
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40s can be really good. Like, for people who didn't get diet or exercise right before, they are still young enough that they can easily get in the best shape of their lives.
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Maybe you were giving yourself the advice all along and slowly started following it, internalizing it, and needing it less.
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I wish, but I think it was more like I gave the advice instead of doing the work. Or, I gave advice based on a little testing, but now I don't advise unless I have done lots of testing and am much more sure.
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I’m starting to do that now in my mid 30s. Any advice?
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Keep getting after it.
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Any advice for people in 20s?
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