Whether someone is starting off their career in their early 20’s or thinking of raising a family or unsure of what needs to be done in life. These life changing decisions can have a negative or positive impact based on the way one decides to live.
As one reaches the age of 30, one start to become more self conscious and would want to have an understanding as to what phase they are in life.
As the saying goes, “It’s never too late to mend” but at the same time “Time waits for no one”.
Still, there is nothing set in stone yet at the same time, it’s important to evaluate one’s life to prioritise what’s important in life and stop doing things as one becomes 30 years old sooner or later.
The following are the 30 things every person turning 30 should stop doing.
- Shutting off one’s mind to ideas or beliefs
- Becoming irrational/ judgemental/ agitated/ run amok with thoughts or beliefs without being well informed
- Pretending to be someone instead of one’s true self
- Avoiding the fact that one would be 30 years old sooner or later
- Wearing age inappropriate dress (like 30 years old still wearing a teenager’s dress)
- Extravagant spending of money or live beyond one’s means
- Involving family or friends to bail out of a financial crisis
- Being overly stingy or miser (for instance: to save just one buck for a very cheap stuff!)
- Trying to please everyone or earn their praises
- Associating money with happiness
- Waiting for things to happen rather than make the effort to make things happen
- Underestimating or overestimating oneself or try to live up to other’s expectation
- Holding on to grudges, resentments and regrets
- Spending too much time on Social Media or post silly things on Social Media to seek unwanted attentions
- Thinking about your past failures and grievances or dwell in past glories
- Texting, Eating and Drinking while driving or Driving recklessly
- Sleeping late at night
- Ignoring relationships (family or friends)
- Stalking your ex on social media instead of moving on with your life.
- Dishonouring commitments and promises
- Being unpunctual and miss important schedules
- Making excuses for not taking care of one’s wellbeing by eating fast/ junk food or follow irregular/ unhealthy eating habits or binge drinking
- Persisting in a toxic relationship or friendship
- Playing video games all the time
- Adding new tattoos
- Blaming others for one’s own personal failures or shortcomings
- Quitting on a task or responsibility, when things appears to look bleak or difficult
- Envying other people’s lifestyle or replicate their lifestyle
- Being pretentious or flaunting designer clothes or luxurious accessories
- Being ungrateful to life and unkind to people
Verdict: As we grow older, we learn more and become the better versions of ourselves through maturity.
We are here today as the result of whatever we have done in the past and what we will do today, will define our tomorrow. This is Karma.
So, it’s important in our short life to use our time wisely by making informed decisions to ensure the future is more secure and serene.
#Maturity #Being30 #ThingsToStop
It is so true that time waits for no one! This is why I have made a decision to maximize my life on earth now. I choose to spend my time building myself up. We truly need to eliminate anything that would stop us from becoming a better version of ourselves.
I like the quote “Time waits for no one” I personally have made few mistakes in my life that I very much regret and hope others will not do the same.
Your article outlines many of them. Well written.
This article gives a Reality Check for young people who are under or about to turn 30!
Thankfully, I have been doing all the right things: Independent, Happily Married, Stable Job, Sound Finances and hopefully soon buy my apartment.
However for the sake of my wellbeing, I got to find better work-life balance and find time to hit the Gym more often.
This article is veracious to the core. I will soon turn 30 and until I read this article, I was carrying some bitter resentments because of my past relationships.
Life is all about learning from the mistakes and moving forward. I feel more at peace after reading this article and it feels like a huge weight is off my shoulders.
The other points like #22 is also equally important as I do need to focus more on my wellbeing and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
My heartfelt appreciation to the lovely Author for sharing this frank article 🥰