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.

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.

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

That people always change their feelings and their minds.

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

What beer to avoid drinking....

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

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

Drugs are the solution. Just kidding

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

How to pick up women .

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.

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