6. Marriage is a common talking point of regrets…

There is a guy on TikTok who asks anyone 30 to 100 y.o their: • Worst regrets • Biggest lessons • #1 Advice to the next gen I scrolled for like 30 min and found some patterns... My top 9:

9. 82-Year-Old Man Shares His Biggest Regret:

8. When your mind is 18, but your body is 60:

7. He is 34 and met his wife 23 years ago. Their secret to a lasting relationship:

5. Advice for a long healthy marriage:

4. The most nonobvious obvious advice:

3. When someone gives you a chance...

2. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility:

1. For the single moms, but universal for all:

I shared these clips not because they were viral or to get follows. I share these because I am scared. I am scared that even if I am 18 today, in a blink of an eye, I could be in my 40s looking back on all my regrets & what-ifs… I have dreams and goals for myself, but would it even matter?

It sounds cliche, but trusting your guts + common sense can go a long way. • Be positive. • Marry right. • Listen to your body. • Empathy and love more. • Take those shots even if you fail, etc… What if the answer was in front of you?

Finally... If you’re new here, I am Toan. At 15, I convinced my parents to let me homeschool, and ever since, it has been an adventure. I started this account to share everything I’ve learned along the way. My 50-year vision is to disrupt the education system. But my 5 years plan is to master learning how to learn. ( It’s way harder than surface-level fluff.) If this sounds interesting, follow along and introduce yourself below. Thank you everyone!

All the content belongs to Yair Brachiyahu! Let's all show him some love on YT, I think he only started posting here recently...

What a shitty advice mate