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In my previous post (Part 1), I have shared 5 wisdoms in wish someone had told me when I was 20 years old. In this article, I will talk about the remaining 5 life lessons that I wish someone had told me when I was 20 years old.

I'm not going to lie, I was totally unprepared for starting my thirties. The twenties are a time when you can't help but feel invincible--you know everything, you're in complete control of your life and the only thing that could derail it is if something dramatically changes. But once you enter your thirties, the truth hits hard: all of those things we thought were true? They weren't. And it's during this decade that we learn some of the most important lessons about how to live our lives. Here are five life lessons I wish someone had told me when I was 20 years old

An article about how life doesn't always go according to plan. Sometimes, it's hard to keep a positive attitude when things seem to be going off the rails. It can be difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel when you're struggling with self-esteem or feeling like you've hit rock bottom. But there are ways to come back from this!

This Episode is about how you can tell if you are feeling overwhelmed and what you should do in order to combat this. One of the first things you might notice is that your productivity is slipping. This could be a sign that you are feeling overworked and under-appreciated. If it starts to affect your personal life, like making you feel irritable or angry, then there's a problem.

How expectation robs us of our joy. We live in a world where we expect things to turn out a certain way, and when they don't it leads to disappointment. Be mindful of what you are expecting from others so that you can avoid disappointment. You could be pleasantly surprised if you just let go and allow for the possibility of everything going your way!

An article about how we all have distractions in life that seem to be unavoidable. We are constantly pulling our attention away from what's important and towards things that don't matter which can have disastrous consequences. So, in order to be less distracted, you need to cut out as many distractions as possible-from your social media to your cell phone!