> Is 35 normally considered too old to make something of yourself by society? By Western Society norms, yes. But there's no reason to take notice of what other

> Is 35 normally considered too old to make something of yourself by society? By Western Society norms, yes. But there's no reason to take notice of what other people around you expect you to be doing at a given age. If you feel the need to learn something new, or branch out in a different direction - do it! Or at least start planning to do it. I'm currently on my 5th career - some may see that as a failure to commit, irresponsible even. I consider it a welcome challenge - a chance to prove myself (again) and an opportunity to grow while having some fun along the way. > And when speaking to friends older than me, the majority seem to still be fumbling through as well. This information is only released to people after they pass their 40th birthday; leaking such information to younger people is strictly forbidden!