20 things to master before you turn 40

[MEDITATE]

Time management
Being happy with what you have
Establishing a regular sleep schedule
Making small talk at parties
Finding and sticking to an exercise routine you enjoy
Finding your career 'sweet spot'
Negotiating
Selling yourself
Saving for retirement
Investing in relationships
Saying 'no' to people
Keeping a clutter-free home
Practicing hobbies
Making new friends
Failing — and getting back up again
Managing stress
Lifelong learning
Cooking
Knowing your personal values
Forgiving yourself for your mistakes

[notbadnotbrad]

Before 40?

LOL

[poptarts]

Time management
Being happy with what you have
Establishing a regular sleep schedule
Making small talk at parties
Finding and sticking to an exercise routine you enjoy
Finding your career 'sweet spot'
Negotiating
Selling yourself
Saving for retirement
Investing in relationships
Saying 'no' to people
Keeping a clutter-free home
Practicing hobbies
Making new friends
Failing — and getting back up again
Managing stress
Lifelong learning
Cooking
Knowing your personal values
Forgiving yourself for your mistakes

no.

[JoeDelts]

Clean, organized and clutter free home is a good one and one that I'm currently trying hard af at.

[Channel83]

no.

[dannyg1217]

That's a solid list

[MEDITATE]

Before 40?

LOL

no.

no.

weak will detected

[7empest]

Clean, organized and clutter free home is a good one and one that I'm currently trying hard af at.

it's important i think dude. your room/workspace represents your mind

[Jestbrah]

I definitely have and practice those, the only one I don't and do not agree with is making small talk at parties.

[Gios]

Phew! I thought it was gonna be a list of things I don’t do.

[iloveus]

Majority of those are things to master before 25

[poptarts]

weak will detected

Time management
Being happy with what you have
Establishing a regular sleep schedule
Making small talk at parties
Finding and sticking to an exercise routine you enjoy
Finding your career 'sweet spot'
Negotiating
Selling yourself
Saving for retirement
Investing in relationships
Saying 'no' to people
Keeping a clutter-free home
Practicing hobbies
Making new friends
Failing — and getting back up again
Managing stress
Lifelong learning
Cooking
Knowing your personal values
Forgiving yourself for your mistakes

im sorry what?

[buwbs]

Master a cute petite 18y/o transitioning femboy srs

[Holyfenix]

19/20 At 32. Notbadbrad/10

[2020Wellness]

Not a single mention of self defense.

[ftreironmik3]

Selling yourself

OP on dat ****gy time

[JoeDelts]

it's important i think dude. your room/workspace represents your mind

Yeah for sure. There's levels to it as well. For example most people can easily understand that dirty dishes piling up for days and food scraps left laying around is disgusting and instantly outs you as being a low class person. What I've noticed is higher class people keep their ish pristine, whether it's their home, their car, their boat or themselves with their grooming and how they dress etc... so while dirty laundry piled up and disorganized closets etc..may not be AS filthy as food scraps it will still out you as being lower class to people who's personal conduct is just at a higher level.

[crupiea]

Those are nice things to say but reality is that 90% of men will be married with kids and just barely make it to 40 without a bankruptcy and divorce.

Basically if you can achieve just those two things, you will be ahead of the curve.

Life isnt the same as an instagram list.

After 40 and once the kids are bigger and the wife has left you, life gets much better and you can actually focus on these things to improve yourself and your lot in life.

Basically spending time alone will help you pretty much attain the majority of that list. if you choose not to ever marry of have kids you can get there faster of course but you will have had much less life experience.