I can't tell you how untrue the statement "It's never too late" is.
That statement is only stated by people that are in good situations or that are just lying to you just to be nice.
In reality, there is a point in life when it becomes too late.
In early your twenties, it's not too late because you are still financially free, still starting your life, just out of college.
But eventually as you near your thirties, it is too late. You realize you have financial commiments. Whether its rent, vehicle payments, relationships, etc.....
That's when it is too late to start over.
If you don't have financial stability, relationship stability, and career stability at this point. Then you are done.
If you really believe its never too late at this point, then I am sorry to break it to you, but you will be dissappointed even more if keep trying at this point.
If you try to go back to school in your thirties:
How do you think you will feel once you realize everyone else is younger?
How will you feel when you realize you don't learn things as quickly as you used to?
How will you feel once you finish the program and you are 34 and still have to get an entry level paying job?
How will you feel when you've spent another year pouring money down the drain to get another useless degree that may or may not even work out?
If you still haven't been a successful relationship by the time you are in your thirties,
then I am sorry to break it to you. But it's something internal that you've suffered from early years of trauma.
So many people refuse to admit this to themselves, and just keep on dating and go through break ups months after months after months.
More importantly, how will you feel when everyone else has moved ahead in life. Buying houses, married, successful careers, etc.... Meanwhile you are still mentally stuck as a twenty year old going to school, but you are actually in your thirties.
Just saying, if you try to bs yourself into believing "It's never too late in life", you will wake up the next day full of disappointment.
That statement is only stated by people that are in good situations or that are just lying to you just to be nice.
In reality, there is a point in life when it becomes too late.
In early your twenties, it's not too late because you are still financially free, still starting your life, just out of college.
But eventually as you near your thirties, it is too late. You realize you have financial commiments. Whether its rent, vehicle payments, relationships, etc.....
That's when it is too late to start over.
If you don't have financial stability, relationship stability, and career stability at this point. Then you are done.
If you really believe its never too late at this point, then I am sorry to break it to you, but you will be dissappointed even more if keep trying at this point.
If you try to go back to school in your thirties:
How do you think you will feel once you realize everyone else is younger?
How will you feel when you realize you don't learn things as quickly as you used to?
How will you feel once you finish the program and you are 34 and still have to get an entry level paying job?
How will you feel when you've spent another year pouring money down the drain to get another useless degree that may or may not even work out?
If you still haven't been a successful relationship by the time you are in your thirties,
then I am sorry to break it to you. But it's something internal that you've suffered from early years of trauma.
So many people refuse to admit this to themselves, and just keep on dating and go through break ups months after months after months.
More importantly, how will you feel when everyone else has moved ahead in life. Buying houses, married, successful careers, etc.... Meanwhile you are still mentally stuck as a twenty year old going to school, but you are actually in your thirties.
Just saying, if you try to bs yourself into believing "It's never too late in life", you will wake up the next day full of disappointment.
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