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391 8 things people over 70 say they’d do completely differently if they could go back to age 40—and most people in their 40s are making every single one of these mistakes right now

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · today 19:00 EDT

8 things people over 70 say they’d do completely differently if they could go back to age 40—and most people in their 40s are making every single one of these mistakes right now

The seventy-somethings who shared these regrets were all successful by every traditional measure—good careers, nice homes, raised families—yet every single one said they'd trade it all to fix these eight mistakes they made at forty.

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