I'll be 49 next month, Justin... and I can assure you that your 40's are better then your 30's. It just keeps getting better! Peace is a skill! Cheers 🤘🎸🔥
I appreciate you taking time to talk about your experiences. I’m about to turn 30, thought I did everything I wanted in life. Director in a public company, “top earner”, successful IPO’s, but I feel like I haven’t achieved anything. This was great man! Looking forward to my 30’s now :)
Maybe this applies to successful people in tech more than others. I feel smarter now at 39 than I did at 20. Wondering if this is situational. I feel like I'm on the brink of changing the game in our society in the animal world. Love Justin though
Dude I love this video. I thought the view count originally sadi 5.1M views rather than 5.1K and i think it really deserves to be in the millions. I feel super lucky to be able to pretty much have a one-way conversation with such an open and straight forward thinker who doesn't cover up everything in bs. you tell it how it is, you live your life on ur terms, and i love it
Thanks for this, Justin! I'm only 18 and working as a junior SE. Had a feeling that I'm lagging behind a bit, some of the people I know have already started doing their semi-successful companies/are working in huge compaines for middle/senior salaries. But damn, if I'm going to be my most productive at 35 that means I have 17 years of growth in front of me. That motivates a ton lol Great video as always! Please keep doing them, your insight as a "serial" founder is really unique!
@@falkar11Everyone has stories to tell, even if you feel you didn't do anything. It might not feel important to you, but something you did with someone was important to them at one time.
I thought about this a few hours ago, even. I’m 33. The upgraded confidence, experience, skills, & etc is comparable to being in your 20s vs. your teenage years in fact 🏋️♂️
Dude I love this video. I thought the view count originally sadi 5.1M views rather than 5.1K and i think it really deserves to be in the millions. I feel super lucky to be able to pretty much have a one-way conversation with such an open and straight forward thinker who doesn't cover up everything in bs. you tell it how it is, you live your life on ur terms, and i f'in love it
I'm pushing 40 and my life is a mess... so this is depressing. But you know what, I'm actually comfortable within myself. I agree 100% bout exercise. In your 30's you need to respect your body. You'll need regular exercise, you can't over do it and you'll quickly get decrepit if you don't. Hopefully you weren't a hard core athlete or total slob in your 20s, if you are you better get some balance quick! I know athletes who are healthy in their 40s (because they didn't push too hard) but the slobs visit hospital often. Luckily I was somewhere in between. I believe your hormones slowly start to settle down in your mid twenties and you start to gain sanity. Whether you are successful or not, provided you've taken the time for self development you'll be more accepting of yourself and as a result you'll see how you can develop further more clearly. All my plans in my 20's fell apart. In my 30's I accepted that, I'm learning new things, maybe I will start another business, maybe not. But I learned not to throw all my time, energy and money into a business that isn't viable. I ran my videography business for 16 years. They say people try ten businesses before they find one that works... that's 160 years! With your own personally tailored self development you will accept yourself for who you are and clearly see how you can make your 40's even better. Even if you're a failure like me. Yeah, I'm a failure, but it's not the end of the world. There's so much I haven't seen and done. I can finally accept that the way forward might be to do my day job as a business. But it's something that will take a lot of effort, time and money to work towards. Also, don't let yourself think you're old in your 30s. You might have another 70 years!
I am 23 and registering my own company. WOW, hearing you started at 23... I projected the entire video onto myself! Excited about what's coming next; yet, since I am in my 20s, there is still a feeling it will be just a fleeting moment xD I'm grateful for the video!
Why youre 30s are better 1. You are in your power alley. Most productive. Not old enough, but not too young. 2. You have built up your skillset, even if you don't know what it is early on 3. You have the resources (money) 4. You have the network (good story here) 5. Friends are way better 6. You learn what success means to you, and what you want in life. BONUS - What's NOT good 1. Health declines (slower to recover physically), but you can prevent it. 2. You're dumber (but I think he means you're less creative/risky) What NOT to do 1. Keep grinding your career treadmill. It's from capitalism - ppl that make the levels with no real thought of the implications (good WoW example). FUGAZI. 2. Stop learning new things - you make your brain dumb/brittle. 3. Don't get too comfortable. Physical shocks like "fasting" or "cold showers" help build resilience. Anti-fragility. How you feel like you're in your 20s again.
No 2 it's probably related to decline in neuroplacity and being more set in your ways. It's why younger people can make the pioneering discoverys and innovations whereas 30s are better equipped to be in investor type roles But I'm only 18 so not sure if it's an actual thing
Justin, thank you for reminding me what matters! Hearing from you that the career treadmill is bullshit means a lot to me, really reinforces what I've been suspecting the entire time. It's surreal to me to go to work everyday and almost everybody else is in the matrix, you know? They don't know none of this actually matters. Some people's egos are completely tied to their work identity and at one point I feel it happening to me too.
Sushmita Sen's perspective on learning new things in your 30s is valuable. It's inspiring to hear how she's challenging herself to grow and embrace physical challenges. It's a reminder to constantly push ourselves out of our comfort zones.
Hi. Yes, the camera is out of focus. About the video: I don’t think is like that at all. I’ve met people in their 30’s 40’s and even 50’s that are exactly like your camera: out of focus. At the same time I’ve met 18-24 year old people that really knows what they’re doing. It depends a lot in how many mistakes they’ve made in their lives. Mistakes are the best school. Just my opinion. Good content always anyway.
I started my business venture late 20s and felt like shit because everyone else had started early 20s but if I would have started in early 20s probably wouldn’t have had the same level of maturity I needed, it’s never too late even if you’re 60
Most successful new businesses are made by people in their mid 30's due to their experience from other companies and failed past businesses. Don't worry, you were very early.
20s developed my skills so that at 30 I was able to build 2 7-figure companies - so yes… 30’s will be much better than your 20s if you’re developing yourself. If you’re not… then they won’t so if that’s you, develop yourself for the rest of your 30s and then your 40s will be dope 🚀
I was all over the place in my 20s, just turned 30 and now i am focused since i cant waste any time anymore, mature, less sensitive, tho i am broke as hell cos of bad decisions but now working 16 hrs a day 7 days a week to not be broke anymore and focus on big goals not short term pleasure
Justin, can you expand more on how we are less smart in our 30s? From some initial research, it seems cognitive decline usually begins in the 60s. I'd like to learn more about this and better understand what you're referring to.
I think people should be more focused on the journey to their goals instead of the outcome. To put it better a lot of us won't be a founder of a multi-million dollar startup. Even if it is a dream of a lot of people. So better to enjoy the journey because in the end, it does not matter anyways.
I mean, to be honest, I am not interested in working in a corporate hellhole. I would rather spend my time working from one startup to another and try to learn from each success/failure.
Im 28 so.... I personally don't give a a f*ck how old I am to succeed, still unemployed for 2 years, also no girlfriend while still living with my parents but I'm learning new stuff such as side hustles and ways to connect with people, find a good purpose for me to get married or live my life somewhere else away from my parents if I have chance cuz... you know this inflation and the mortage prices is what keeping us stuck from what we are right now.
Turning 30 quite soon and I feel like I'm just starting my life. Although I kind of felt like I threw my 20s away for a CS degree, I suppose I'm still living a lot more comfortable than some of my other friends.
JKahn - been following you since Snapchat days. Very interesting to me that children/opportunity cost(benefit) of having/not having kids didn’t even make the top of the list for you to bring up. Candidly, in my personal view, feels like a huge miss. I would wager a 60 year old version of yourself would watch this video and feel similarly. Long term game with long term payoff but nothing like it. If you’re truely as open minded as you’ve claimed to be I would encourage you to do some open heart surgery on this front. No amount of DJ’ing and 4wheeling at your ranch can make up for the personal development and impact you could have with kids
I got into trouble because I watched your work from day one and you made so much noise partying at night it pissed off the neighbors. Time zones and all that. You earlier had some lady friend in a closet plus Michael and one of the white dudes clapping.
I'll be 49 next month, Justin... and I can assure you that your 40's are better then your 30's. It just keeps getting better! Peace is a skill! Cheers 🤘🎸🔥
I tried hard to not get triggered by the out of focus shot
Justin helping us get out of our comfort zone
@@This-Iz-Patrick😂
@@This-Iz-PatrickJust found out about your Channel & subscribed. Thanks for making this, Justin!
I appreciate you taking time to talk about your experiences. I’m about to turn 30, thought I did everything I wanted in life. Director in a public company, “top earner”, successful IPO’s, but I feel like I haven’t achieved anything. This was great man! Looking forward to my 30’s now :)
Hey Justin, thanks for making 99.9% of us who are in our 30s feeling like crap. 🤣
haha true
it's interesting to see how out of touch someone gets after being a billionaire
Maybe this applies to successful people in tech more than others. I feel smarter now at 39 than I did at 20. Wondering if this is situational. I feel like I'm on the brink of changing the game in our society in the animal world. Love Justin though
More so he's referring to a 10 year period
Not a lot can change in a few years, but anything can happen in a decade or two
Dude I love this video. I thought the view count originally sadi 5.1M views rather than 5.1K and i think it really deserves to be in the millions. I feel super lucky to be able to pretty much have a one-way conversation with such an open and straight forward thinker who doesn't cover up everything in bs. you tell it how it is, you live your life on ur terms, and i love it
Appreciate you for watching
Happy Belated 40th Birthday. 🎂
I turn 29 this week and needed to hear this - thanks!
I'm 34 turning 35 next year and I'm looking forward to turning 40 in 5 and a half years. Lol! 😂🤣💪🏽😎
Good point about imposter syndrome in your 20s. You literally are an imposter because you haven't done anything yet 😂.
Thanks for this, Justin! I'm only 18 and working as a junior SE. Had a feeling that I'm lagging behind a bit, some of the people I know have already started doing their semi-successful companies/are working in huge compaines for middle/senior salaries.
But damn, if I'm going to be my most productive at 35 that means I have 17 years of growth in front of me. That motivates a ton lol
Great video as always! Please keep doing them, your insight as a "serial" founder is really unique!
Lol I'm barely starting at 30. How do you feel like you are lagging behind. I didn't do shit when I was 18 lol
@@falkar11Everyone has stories to tell, even if you feel you didn't do anything. It might not feel important to you, but something you did with someone was important to them at one time.
I thought about this a few hours ago, even. I’m 33.
The upgraded confidence, experience, skills, & etc is comparable to being in your 20s vs. your teenage years in fact 🏋️♂️
Dude I love this video. I thought the view count originally sadi 5.1M views rather than 5.1K and i think it really deserves to be in the millions. I feel super lucky to be able to pretty much have a one-way conversation with such an open and straight forward thinker who doesn't cover up everything in bs. you tell it how it is, you live your life on ur terms, and i f'in love it
Thanks for sharing!. As a fellow Dj/founder, I found this super relatable. And dude you don’t look a day over 30, happy bday
I'm pushing 40 and my life is a mess... so this is depressing. But you know what, I'm actually comfortable within myself.
I agree 100% bout exercise. In your 30's you need to respect your body. You'll need regular exercise, you can't over do it and you'll quickly get decrepit if you don't. Hopefully you weren't a hard core athlete or total slob in your 20s, if you are you better get some balance quick! I know athletes who are healthy in their 40s (because they didn't push too hard) but the slobs visit hospital often. Luckily I was somewhere in between. I believe your hormones slowly start to settle down in your mid twenties and you start to gain sanity. Whether you are successful or not, provided you've taken the time for self development you'll be more accepting of yourself and as a result you'll see how you can develop further more clearly.
All my plans in my 20's fell apart. In my 30's I accepted that, I'm learning new things, maybe I will start another business, maybe not. But I learned not to throw all my time, energy and money into a business that isn't viable. I ran my videography business for 16 years. They say people try ten businesses before they find one that works... that's 160 years! With your own personally tailored self development you will accept yourself for who you are and clearly see how you can make your 40's even better. Even if you're a failure like me. Yeah, I'm a failure, but it's not the end of the world. There's so much I haven't seen and done. I can finally accept that the way forward might be to do my day job as a business. But it's something that will take a lot of effort, time and money to work towards.
Also, don't let yourself think you're old in your 30s. You might have another 70 years!
I am 23 and registering my own company. WOW, hearing you started at 23... I projected the entire video onto myself! Excited about what's coming next; yet, since I am in my 20s, there is still a feeling it will be just a fleeting moment xD
I'm grateful for the video!
Why youre 30s are better
1. You are in your power alley. Most productive. Not old enough, but not too young.
2. You have built up your skillset, even if you don't know what it is early on
3. You have the resources (money)
4. You have the network (good story here)
5. Friends are way better
6. You learn what success means to you, and what you want in life.
BONUS - What's NOT good
1. Health declines (slower to recover physically), but you can prevent it.
2. You're dumber (but I think he means you're less creative/risky)
What NOT to do
1. Keep grinding your career treadmill. It's from capitalism - ppl that make the levels with no real thought of the implications (good WoW example). FUGAZI.
2. Stop learning new things - you make your brain dumb/brittle.
3. Don't get too comfortable. Physical shocks like "fasting" or "cold showers" help build resilience. Anti-fragility. How you feel like you're in your 20s again.
No 2 it's probably related to decline in neuroplacity and being more set in your ways. It's why younger people can make the pioneering discoverys and innovations whereas 30s are better equipped to be in investor type roles
But I'm only 18 so not sure if it's an actual thing
Justin, thank you for reminding me what matters! Hearing from you that the career treadmill is bullshit means a lot to me, really reinforces what I've been suspecting the entire time. It's surreal to me to go to work everyday and almost everybody else is in the matrix, you know? They don't know none of this actually matters. Some people's egos are completely tied to their work identity and at one point I feel it happening to me too.
I feel less productive at 30 and more depressed as too what is the reason for anything. Just to work to something for years just to die
Sushmita Sen's perspective on learning new things in your 30s is valuable. It's inspiring to hear how she's challenging herself to grow and embrace physical challenges. It's a reminder to constantly push ourselves out of our comfort zones.
Hi.
Yes, the camera is out of focus.
About the video: I don’t think is like that at all. I’ve met people in their 30’s 40’s and even 50’s that are exactly like your camera: out of focus. At the same time I’ve met 18-24 year old people that really knows what they’re doing.
It depends a lot in how many mistakes they’ve made in their lives. Mistakes are the best school. Just my opinion.
Good content always anyway.
agree
I started my business venture late 20s and felt like shit because everyone else had started early 20s but if I would have started in early 20s probably wouldn’t have had the same level of maturity I needed, it’s never too late even if you’re 60
Even? I will continue to support my kids to reach their dreams. (I do not ask for grandkids).
@@primitivedogs4638 even
Most successful new businesses are made by people in their mid 30's due to their experience from other companies and failed past businesses. Don't worry, you were very early.
Thank you for sharing Justin. This is truly valuable!
What’s up Justin! Happy Belated Birthday 🥳🎉🎂🎁🎈
Thank you Justin. that is illuminating
20's bank account $ 0
30's bank account $14
50's bank account $28. Nice progress
Justin, we need more IRL. We never gonna get enough IRL
Thanks for keeping it real Justin 💪🙏
I wish my 30s was as good as my 20s. I’m in my mid-30s right now having done all the things I was “supposed to do” and I’m still treading water.
Man's prehistoric
he really loves that Twitch colour
Thanks for all your inspirations!
To be fair, all this wisdom comes after you become successful and make it big. Might have been takeaway if Justin didn't have a smashing success.
20s developed my skills so that at 30 I was able to build 2 7-figure companies - so yes… 30’s will be much better than your 20s if you’re developing yourself.
If you’re not… then they won’t so if that’s you, develop yourself for the rest of your 30s and then your 40s will be dope 🚀
Just turned 32. I feel like any day now I should just die from burnout 😂
Hey man is this a reupload? Feel like I watch this before
In my 40s, feel like my energy dropoff was incremental from 30s, but the experience and skillset has multiplied. I say 40s is the new power allley!
herman li be giving slappin' life advice yall got me f'ed up
feeling ancient as i round 28 xd
Seeing your setup in the background, I have to mention Hoerboard. Just a fan, of you and Hoerboard ;)
this guy is real deal.
Watching this video as I just turned 30 yesterday! Great advice - Best decade ahead 😎
Happy birthday!
I was all over the place in my 20s, just turned 30 and now i am focused since i cant waste any time anymore, mature, less sensitive, tho i am broke as hell cos of bad decisions but now working 16 hrs a day 7 days a week to not be broke anymore and focus on big goals not short term pleasure
This video really hits home, struggling with this rn being 25 😅
Any updates?
@@Senzo_lucius just giving myself more time to achieve my goals, everything else remains the same
Happy Birthday!
Good advice as always Justin.
Justin, can you expand more on how we are less smart in our 30s? From some initial research, it seems cognitive decline usually begins in the 60s. I'd like to learn more about this and better understand what you're referring to.
I think people should be more focused on the journey to their goals instead of the outcome. To put it better a lot of us won't be a founder of a multi-million dollar startup. Even if it is a dream of a lot of people. So better to enjoy the journey because in the end, it does not matter anyways.
I mean, to be honest, I am not interested in working in a corporate hellhole. I would rather spend my time working from one startup to another and try to learn from each success/failure.
The best thing is all the 20 something girls that would ignore you, will start calling Zaddy when you’re 30 😏
Cant believe i interned for my favorite streaming company
thanks for making the video short
Thank you for this, I’m an aspiring entrepreneur hoping to make Routivo a multi-billion dollar corporation
Thank u :)
wake up sheeple, I love it
great podcast/videocast
big up 0xKYC fam
The sneako impression at the beginning DKM LMAOOOO
Im 28 so.... I personally don't give a a f*ck how old I am to succeed, still unemployed for 2 years, also no girlfriend while still living with my parents but I'm learning new stuff such as side hustles and ways to connect with people, find a good purpose for me to get married or live my life somewhere else away from my parents if I have chance cuz... you know this inflation and the mortage prices is what keeping us stuck from what we are right now.
1st insightful business and purpose minded video I’be watched that promotes a constant productive work and networking focus. Great video.
Turning 30 quite soon and I feel like I'm just starting my life. Although I kind of felt like I threw my 20s away for a CS degree, I suppose I'm still living a lot more comfortable than some of my other friends.
I love your videos! I know that one day we are friends, i said hi from Argentina 🇦🇷
Well said
Great video, but for the next ones, please remove the background music when you're talking, it is so annoying and distracting
you seem slightly out of focus...(camera wise)
Apparently I am so old, I can't even keep his face in focus
it's hard to watch this with you out of focus the entire time
what about 40s? LOL
dude you camera is out of focus!
You skin looks smooother when out of focus
camera is out of focus btw
This hurt my eyes to watch. But great vid and advice
All about the chemicals
JKahn - been following you since Snapchat days. Very interesting to me that children/opportunity cost(benefit) of having/not having kids didn’t even make the top of the list for you to bring up. Candidly, in my personal view, feels like a huge miss. I would wager a 60 year old version of yourself would watch this video and feel similarly. Long term game with long term payoff but nothing like it. If you’re truely as open minded as you’ve claimed to be I would encourage you to do some open heart surgery on this front. No amount of DJ’ing and 4wheeling at your ranch can make up for the personal development and impact you could have with kids
Your cam is out of focus the entire video lol
Your 40??? Tbh your 30s were good cuz your still youthful now. Many people are much older looking in their 30s
I got into trouble because I watched your work from day one and you made so much noise partying at night it pissed off the neighbors. Time zones and all that. You earlier had some lady friend in a closet plus Michael and one of the white dudes clapping.
When your entire personality is Twitch
No way you’re 40
Read men don’t even mature until 43
For men. Your life start at 30. For women your life start as soon as you hit 18.😂
sofa
for men yes, not for women. Women rapidly lose what makes them valuable wich is looks and fertility after the age of 30.
justin your mom called and she wants you to cut your hair