[garbagecoder]

0. Thirty is too young to give life advice.

[burcs]

This is a bad take. It's like paying people based on years of experience vs. talent and output.

[garbagecoder]

I strongly disagree. Sometimes just experiencing the passage of time is a requisite and that has nothing to do with you not being appreciated for your talent.

[MattRix]

Clearly it isn’t, since this is a good list.

[notch898c]

It's a good list for under 30s probably. Taking care of demanding and constantly shifting needs of young children easily bombs half this list.

[boring_twenties]

Perhaps "don't have children" should have been the first suggestion.

[garbagecoder]

Definitely shouldn't do that blind. That's good advice. The kind someone over 30 would give. (=

[Bloating]

and aging parents