Things I Wish I knew In My Early 20s

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Jasmine Shah

Society & Culture, Education, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Personal Journals

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🗓️ 1 April 2024

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I'll be sharing the transformative lessons I wish I had known in my early 20s. From prioritizing my own peace and happiness by decentering men from my life to recognizing and respecting my limits, I'll delve into the importance of setting boundaries and staying true to myself. Join me as I reflect on the journey of self-discovery, including the realization that waiting on others only holds us back, and the freedom that comes with refusing to dim our light to fit in. Whether you're embarking on your own path of self-discovery or seeking affirmation in your journey, this episode offers practical insights and encouragement to embrace authenticity, boundaries, and self-love. Tune in and empower yourself to live boldly and authentically!

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0:00.0	I can't believe it.
0:03.6	Max has asked me to move in with him.
0:06.0	I mean, you practically live with each other already, but that's great.
0:09.9	Did you hear that, Joe?
0:11.5	Yes, thanks for letting us know.
0:14.3	I see you've updated your universal credit claim.
0:17.1	Now you're going to be living together.
0:23.2	If you're telling other people about a change in your circumstances tell us too to avoid a penalty search tell dwp
0:29.3	hi everyone Hi everyone. Welcome back to the Just Go With It podcast. And if you're new here, welcome. My name is Jasmine. I am a certified life coach, content creator, and the host of this podcast where we talk about all things lifestyle, wellness, personal development, self-care, and pretty much everything in between. So let me set
0:55.6	the vibe for you really quickly. I just did my skincare. I made my sleepy girl mocktail and we're
1:00.4	having a little late night session tonight. I don't usually record my episodes this late in the
1:04.5	evening, but this week we have an extra long to-do list and I'm not complaining because it's all
1:09.8	things that I love and I'm
1:11.2	passionate about and for that I am grateful but this week we are pushing through and doing what we need
1:16.9	to do to get it done but best believe it's getting done so recently on my Instagram and TikTok
1:22.6	I started this new series called Diaries of a 20-something year old where I've been sharing some of
1:27.2	my lessons
1:27.8	and reflections throughout my 20s. And in today's episode, I kind of want to keep the same theme by sharing the five things I wish I knew in my early 20s. And listen, I have a lot of things that I wish I knew in my early 20s. Okay, a lot of things that I would have done differently, a lot of things that I had to learn the extremely hard way, but today we're focusing on my top
1:46.9	five things and just a little disclaimer
1:48.6	before we get into today's episode, these things that I wish I knew, things that I wish that I did
1:53.0	differently are just personal to me. I'm not saying that everyone has to abide by these rules and live their life this way or believe in
2:03.7	the things that I believe in or act in the way that I choose to carry myself in this world.
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