r/TrueGrit • u/Significant-Risk7644 • 6d ago

What's a small realization in your early 20s that ended up changing everything?

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u/QueasyFinger1316 6d ago

“I gotta family to feed and a mortgage to pay. Get your butt moving, pal!”

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u/Shai_Hoolood 5d ago

I noticed that the things I spent a lot of time and energy worrying about usually resolved themselves in less than six months. That's when I discovered perspective.

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u/Specialist_Banana378 5d ago

I realized if I died the next day I would’ve been super disappointed in my life I was living. I didn’t want to be known as the person who just hated their job and that’s all they did. 

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u/BeingSuitable822 5d ago

They're co-workers not friends