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phil@phil
8/9/2023

People in your 30s: how is it? What is different (better/worse) than your 20s?

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tldr (tim reilly)@tldr
8/9/2023

Worse hangovers Better efficiency

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nftmatrix@nftmatrix
8/9/2023

Crunchy bones

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Christopher Wallace@christopher
8/9/2023

way less debt, way more focused fun. people are invested in your well-being (if you can find them)

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Dan Romero@dwr.eth
8/9/2023

You start to understand the preciousness of time. Hangovers are worse.

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8/9/2023

You start to understand your identity way better and that you can make a conscious choice to change it.

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Josh Stark ☀️@js
8/9/2023

better more clarity & confidence on what matters to you

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Colin Johnson@cojo.eth
8/9/2023

Control over emotions/urges goes way up. Not just chasing the opposite sex for much of life. Injury risk ⬆️ Two people have said this, bit I’ll reiterate - hangovers are much worse. Friends with kids are harder to interact with, until you have your own.

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Karthik Senthil@karthiksenthil
8/9/2023

Better, but you miss your 20s!

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Ben 🛡️@benersing
8/9/2023

Children help you see things again and in a different light. Physical aging becomes noticeable (on top of hangovers). Friendship changes how it manifests. Death of loves ones becomes more real, adding perspective to life.

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SydneyJason@sydneyjason
8/9/2023

Better soak it up before you hit your 40s. It’s almost all over at that point…

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rish@rish
8/9/2023

humans like round numbers so I had a lot of personal motivation to try new things before turning 31 not 31 yet and am doing okay so far on that goal

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Britt Kim@brittkim.eth
8/9/2023

It slaps tbh. Just don’t get all cheugy. Vibes~

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T. Dylan Daniel@epicdylan
8/9/2023

Shit slows down a bit. I was a frenetic, somewhat insane twentysomething. The thirties have flown by like all the years outside of childhood but I’m getting better at understanding the world around me and it is somewhat comforting despite all the tumult of the times.

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8/9/2023

Lots of similar day-to-day routine with kiddos (5PM to 8PM is a nightly marathon to get them to bed), but the highs are so high.

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Sean Wince@seanwince
8/9/2023

Pros: Better sense of self, confidence, more adaptable to different situations, more financially secure Cons: hangovers, slower metabolism, less free time All things considered, 30s are better.

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Justin Hunter@polluterofminds
8/9/2023

My 30s are coming to a close in the next few months and I can unequivocally tell you it was the best decade of my life so far. I had kids in my 20s but they became little people in my 30s and absolutely changed my perspective. Work solidified and I’m excited to spend my 40s amplifying that. 30s we’re better.

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j4ck • icebreaker@j4ck.eth
8/9/2023

30 feels way better than 29 also wtf i’m halfway to 33 and i barely blinked it’s gonna accelerate ahhhhhhhhh

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dawufi@dawufi
8/9/2023

Pretty good. Way smarter. More at peace. More money. Bones creak more. Best benefit is past experiences help you align effort with purpose. I'm sure some 20 year olds have it but I know way more 30 year olds who figure it out in their 20s

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Thomas D. Pellegrin@aviationdoctor.eth
8/9/2023

*bone crunching noise intensifies*

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eunika🍒@eunika
8/9/2023

- creaky knees - more tired for no reason - way more chill and not obsessing over irrelevant bs unless it’s super important stuff like your husband not pushing in the drawers fully - actually have to put in effort to maintain social life - don’t care what people think - changes to sleep patterns

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Dan Finlay@danfinlay
8/9/2023

It’s alright. Staying healthy starts taking deliberate effort. Most people are coasting by here, but you can continue to learn and improve, and that becomes an accumulating advantage. Small rituals at this time scale can really add up and become big accomplishments.

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Jacek@jacek
8/9/2023

30s: Sober, self-aware, and realizing time's pace & life's fragility watching parents age. Upside: financial growth & better career. But, long coding hours mean I must exercise. Balancing responsibilities, stress, and self-care is key.

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8/9/2023

i can't emphasize enough how different it feels for me. i'm more confident in my abilities, my strengths, and paths to common ground with people. my boundaries are more solid and i'm quicker to be decisive about who to not let in my life. i'm much harder to embarrass. 30s are stellar

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robin@robin
8/9/2023

no more fucking around!!

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Max Black@zer0range
8/9/2023

36 reporting in. Cons: body start to show ageing, metabolism slows down, easier to get an injury, less energy, occasional existential dread. Pros: you start to see things in perspective through your experiences and life lessons. Maturity/wisdom starts to build up. Better financially.

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David Tomu@tomu.eth
8/9/2023

The meaning of life takes over, you start enjoying free time, you go to bbqs and day parties, and naps are a blessing

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Tom@tf
8/9/2023

It’s all about the journey

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8/9/2023

👍🏽👍🏽

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Pierre Pauze @pierrepauze
8/9/2023

Every time I go to mma training I break something

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8/9/2023

More muscle and strength in 30s than 20s. Hoping to beat it when I’m 40. I do find that you want life to slow down in 30s whereas in 20s just go go go.

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Jack McDermott☁️🧵🟣🐦@jackmcdermott
8/9/2023

You gain inner confidence as you’ve been battle tested

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PhiMarHal@phimarhal
8/9/2023

Easier/better moods. All metrics up, but with deliberate effort. A looming sense time is fleeting. Harder to care for nonsense. Happy to pass the torch.

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8/9/2023

For me, in my 30s I have much more clarity around my goals plus more confidence and life experience to execute plans

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Udaya Prakash @udprakash
8/9/2023

More money, less bothered by social pressure to live a certain way more concerned about sleep

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jesse@jbird
8/9/2023

mindset > age

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Jeff Feiwell@hyper
8/9/2023

My back hurts

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Kevin Lanceplaine@lanceplaine.eth
8/9/2023

Random pains 🥲

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Jonathan Shomroni@shomroni
8/10/2023

Baby wakes you up at night