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MJ Polk's avatar

It's very difficult for me to make the comparison, as the things that 'made me happy' 25 years ago largely don't appeal to me today. I loved life at twenty, but I'm not sure it consisted of more hope than my life today does. I am much more focused on what is precious now, and therefore spend more of my time pursuing that, versus lost in a sea of possibilities...

It's always nice to read your open-minded perspective on these subjects Jordan. Happy Writing my friend!

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Salvatore Norge's avatar

"This video stated that in a study of people between the ages of 19 and 84, there was one thing in common. The best years of their lives happened before they hit 20."

This is not the case for me at all, and I'm 35 years old. The closer I walk with Jesus, the better my life becomes. The best day of my life is today, and tomorrow will be even better!

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