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Hmmm my 20's. Turbulent, bumpy, way to happy living in an altered state. Living in the fast lane. Married, divorced, remarried to the love of my life. Running my own business.
My 30's a complete 180. House, a new career, focused on being financially independent. Workaholic.
In my early 20's I was in college (earned a B.A. degree). In my mid-twenties I fell in love with a wonderful woman, was with her about two years and we got engaged. We broke up several months after that. In my late 20's I realized that I was never going to make enough money with the work I was doing so I went back to college and earned a Master's degree.
In my 30's I was working as a professional and was earning a lot more money. I dated a lot of women (had a few relationships), and became friends with many people as well. That decade was a very good time in my life.
But one thing is clear, my honeymoon is going to be a cross country road trip from Portland to New Jersey. Are there young women out there willing to travel a lot and make love at the same time .
I would like to know what were you like in your 20s or your 30s? What did you do?
20's = Married and Pregnant
30's = In College and Working a Low Paying Job
40's = Began Working and Learning My "Dream" Profession
50's = Started My Own Business
Have worked at this business ever since - Happy as a clam!
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