What’s the biggest mistake people make in their 20s?

Well for me it was getting involved with substances off and on for ages and then not saving for retirement until I was in my 40s. Save save save save save people start that 401k asap.

Not traveling

From what I see, every “mistake” I made was necessary to my personal growth and development, so are they actually mistakes?

the 20s of todays generation....relying on technology too much
the 20s of my generation....partying too much

Mine was stopping antidepressants cold turkey and ending up disabled.

...probably not a super common occurrence though. 🤔

This is not everyone, it was me. Alcohol and drugs.

The poshest car in the work's car park, they only use it to drive to work because they can't afford a life. Working to pay for a car that they only use for work, but at least it's the newest one there.

It's all lessons

Getting married

No mistakes just lessons and growth

living for today

Living like the 20’s will last forever

Sleeping around

Not getting life experience

Not saving for the future.

have a child before they are financially and emotionally ready for parenthood

Thinking they can't take charge.

get into debt.

gotta have the flash car instead of the $500 shitbox...

Spending their money with the assumption it will never run out.

Failing to invest and getting into debt.