Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Have a kid before 32
I disagree. Have a kid when you are ready. There is no magic number.
Anonymous wrote:Keep working out even when it's hard to maintain because you have kids and a career. Maybe you won't be able to do it as often as you want but make it a priority to keep up with it as much as you can. Because I hung in there and did that and now I have the time to work out and I feel fantastic in my 60s!
Put money into a 401k even if it's a small amount each month and don't take it out. Don't rack up credit card debt.
Anonymous wrote:Don't think there will be any difference between 30-something and 50. There will not be. You will still be you. Now is still now, you will still be striving to meet many of the same goals, lose that ten pounds, whatever.
This 100x. It literally is the single most important decision you will make.Anonymous wrote:If you choose to marry, marry well. It's the single most important decision you will make.
Anonymous wrote:Have a kid before 32
Anonymous wrote:Have a kid before 32
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you choose to marry, marry well. It's the single most important decision you will make.
This is by far the most important. Consider this decision very carefully.
Don't overpluck eyebrows, use sunscreen, and teeth care as stated previously will serve you well.
This. Who you marry and their family matters. Marry a partner in life, someone supportive of you and your goals. Talk about all the hard stuff a lot before marriage: kids, where to live, finances, relationships with family, travel desires. Yes people can and will change their minds about some things but it's so much better knowing who you are partnering with for life and not find out they are completely incompatible with your values/desires later on.
I'd also say look st your career and where it is and where you want to be in 10 years and where you could be. If those two things are not the same work to bring them closer together or you'll end up resenting work.
Great advice. You will go through a lot in a long marriage -- raising kids, dealing with in laws, sickness and deaths, etc. Choose wisely or you will never make it through.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you choose to marry, marry well. It's the single most important decision you will make.
This is by far the most important. Consider this decision very carefully.
Don't overpluck eyebrows, use sunscreen, and teeth care as stated previously will serve you well.
This. Who you marry and their family matters. Marry a partner in life, someone supportive of you and your goals. Talk about all the hard stuff a lot before marriage: kids, where to live, finances, relationships with family, travel desires. Yes people can and will change their minds about some things but it's so much better knowing who you are partnering with for life and not find out they are completely incompatible with your values/desires later on.
I'd also say look st your career and where it is and where you want to be in 10 years and where you could be. If those two things are not the same work to bring them closer together or you'll end up resenting work.