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Self Development in Your Thirties: What Does it Involve?

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The thing about our thirties, is that our lives can vary wildly to our friends and others our age. The ‘milestones’ we associate with adulthood such as getting married, starting a family, buying a house and getting our dream career will all depend on what you prioritized in the previous decade. Some will have spent their twenties travelling the world, making incredible memories and generally being free. Others will have focused solely on their careers, and others will have settled and had a family, and so it’s impossible to compare and say what you really ‘should’ be doing in your thirties. The good thing is, by the time you reach your third decade in life, you’ve experienced enough to feel like you’re a fully fledged adult. Regardless of the path you’ve taken, you’ve learned a few things and will pretty much know who you are and what you’re about by this point. This makes it the perfect time for self development, where you can take a look at where you’re at now and where you want to be. Here are some of the ways you could consider improving yourself, depending on your situation.

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Self Development in Your Thirties: What Does it Involve?

 

Education and/ or a change of career

Going back to school in your thirties can be really beneficial. Chances are you’ll have more focus and determination than you did when you were young, especially when it’s something you’ll be funding yourself and have actively chosen to do. You could either go part or full-time at a local college or university, or you could study online. This would enable you to progress in your career, or change completely. Whether you have dreams of becoming a  graphic designer, studying midwife education or engineering, education is very accessible these days. If you’re no longer happy in your career or feel like you need to progress then this could be a smart move.

 

Finances

Most of us spend our twenties feeling pretty brassic most of the time. We’re early on in careers working jobs that don’t pay very well, and we want to spend money on lots of travel, gigs and expensive luxuries. However, as you reach your thirties you start wanting to get more from your money. If you haven’t already, saving for a mortgage deposit and getting onto the property ladder is always something that’s going to benefit you. At the very least, you should be budgeting your money so that you’re living within your means and not running into debt.

 

Health

When you’re a little younger, you can get away with staying up late, junk food and other unhealthy habits to an extent. You probably didn’t feel too sluggish and managed to maintain your weight at the least. But as time goes on, you should be looking after yourself. Eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, sleeping properly and avoiding dangerous vices. You could try beef organ supplements as one of the ways to prevent your chances of getting all kinds of illnesses, and set yourself up for a long and happy life.

 

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