What is it that you know now that you wish you'd known when you were younger?

That buying a house as early as possible would 100% pay off.

That sometimes, you just have to take the chance. There is no waiting for a 💯 ideal moment/timing or person.

That all relationships require hard work. Even the best ones.

Never mind men just live for me and my dreams, I would have gone to College and bought a house YEARS before I actually did.

I have a list 📝 🤦‍♀️

To start saving up in savings account

Nothing really. It all comes with time.

The right woman will like sex as much as you do. If she won’t, someone else wonderful will.

Never marry a woman that can’t support herself (well hopefully).

In a divorce court, a vagina rarely loses.

Not to make excuses for a person’s actions due to their circumstances, insecurities, etc. Only judge a person by the way they treat you and never excuse the bad behavior.

Drugs are the solution. Just kidding

"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact.
Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth."

I still feel like I should know much more than I do at this age.

That bad choices aren't cool, are just bad 😔

Not to write love letters to people who aren't interested 😅 oh man

That people always change their feelings and their minds.

What beer to avoid drinking....

How to pick up women .

I wish I'd known that Bitcoin would actually become a thing...

That I should have started investigating in my teen years and never stopped.