Forty Three Years on Earth Brings Forty Three Life Lessons
I turn forty three years old this week. In that time I’ve made mistakes, lost people I’ve loved, traveled the world, had different jobs, made friends, lost friends, rekindled old friendships and the list goes on.
I’ve also learned a heck of a lot from the different roads I’ve taken and I wanted to take some time to share 43 lessons that I’ve learned that have helped me grow, challenge myself and, ultimately, live a fuller and more meaningful life.
I’d also love to hear from you. What are some of your own life lessons, whether you’re 23 or 73, I want to hear from you.
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