He was only able to make it because they finally made a proper hangover recover drink. After all his keg stands and all night ragers he just needed an ADULTalyte, and he was able to make it to class feeling fine and dandy. If you want to be a college grad one day make sure to take the crucial first step and invest in some ADULTalyte

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5 kids in 2 years ! That’s impressive

Thank you. I needed this

I like the overall vibe, but find the exact wording annoying - I mean, some things can be done much later than you'd think, but not all. At 70 you're almost certainly not going to get pregnant, become an olympic athlete or embark on a completely new career that'll take you to CEO of a major company.

Eh, I've skipped the first 3 so far (but do have the last). Life's pretty good - see where it takes you, work for the things you want but don't take it too hard if things don't quite work out, there are always other avenues.

Thanks man that’s really sweet of you cheers

This is so inspiring to hear as hs senior with adhd and no real direction in life yet it gives me faith that I’ll find happiness

This is pretty rubbish.

I know I could be the best, but due to lack of opportunities, connections, and money I cannot build on the mindset. Without things to back it up a aspiring or proactive mindset contributes to burnout or disappointment.

A family friend became a doctor at 60 after spending over 30 years being a stay-at-home housewife raising 3 children. It truly is never too late if you have the time, energy, and dedication.

Exactly we keep on seeing the qualities of others and comparing ourselves that i don't have those qualities. And in the midst of that we forget what we have, what we are and what we can do..🫠

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Amen to that 🙏

I failed first one on the list already

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Hello Newman.

Man I’m 21 and I felt like I missed my chance at uni. Hopefully I enter soon.

My mom graduated nursing school on her 50th birthday. never too late to find your happiness

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I dropped out of college at 20. I never learned how to manage my ADHD because I was able to squeeze through high school and because of that I was completely unprepared for college. I joined the military a few years later because I was terrified of not having a plan or direction. I have spent the last 9 years doing that but along the way I also found myself as a person and know how to manage tasks and be the person I need to be. I should graduate with a BS in 2025 at 34. I still have a ton of work ahead of me, but I’m going to get that degree if it kills me.

This just makes me want to 🤮

It hasn't been easy.
Just trying to do better, trying to see the lights in human nature.
Despite all the doubts, overthinking, and overflowed emotions.

Thanks... II always thought it was Dotson.... never too old to learn.

My Mother said, always be kind especially to strangers. We never really know what they may be going through. I took that to heart, even just a smile lifts people.

You don’t know most people