All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better.

Rolf Waldo Emerson.

Hey guys, what's up and welcome back to another coffee talk. Today we're going to be doing a

decaf coffee brew. I figured we could talk about 25 things that are just 25 life lessons,

I guess, from, I mean right now I'm a 25 year old, but this is literally the last 24 hours

that I can say I'm 25 years old. So I figured with just theming it off the fact that it's my

birthday this week, it would be fun to kind of do just 25 of my top lessons,

top things that I feel like I've learned in my first 25 years of existence. I don't know,

there's probably a lot more than these 25 lessons, but these are the top 25 that I could think of

in my recent just recollections and the ones that stood out to me the most when I was thinking about

just life in general. I've been doing a lot of reminiscing, you know? Like I said, it's my birthday,

so I feel like every time around this year I kind of just like think back on what the year has taught

me and think about, think about, think back on just like how much has changed in a year,

where life was then, where life is now, what questions I had then, what answers I found now,

and all of that good stuff. So I won't talk too long because we've got 25 things to go through,

so let's just jump in. I kind of tried to put them in order as well, but at the same time these are

all like equally big life lessons, so there's really no one that's more important than the other,

I think they're all pretty implementable. First things first though, it's the lesson that life

is just a perspective. So the reason why I put this first and why I think it's the most important

is because I think it's the biggest thing that I've come to know in the last 25 years of life is

that even when you're younger, like everything that you're feeling, everything, your experiencing

is really all just a perspective based on not only the truths that you've agreed to or you were

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