> Don't assume you have a lifetime to pursue your dreams. But will this change our perception of people in their 20s-30s that do pursue their dreams and are be

> Don't assume you have a lifetime to pursue your dreams. But will this change our perception of people in their 20s-30s that do pursue their dreams and are behind in their careers and finances? At what point is a quarter/mid-life crisis not just an acceptable adult YOLO? The author has some initial regrets on building up their savings and network, and I wonder if additional perspectives will be made by me posting this