I’m 80, and I agree—nobody is coming to save us, and we have to take charge of our own happiness. It’s easy to regret wasted time, but instead of looking back with sadness, focus on making the best of today. We’ve all got some mileage left, so let’s use it well. Appreciate the life you have while you still can.

My favorite line "Quit giving a fuck what people think" spot on!!!

I'm 71, almost 72. The best advice I heard from you is stop worrying about whether someone likes you or not. If they don't like you, it's THEIR problem, not yours. Once I let that soak in, I realized how freeing that is.

My dad died at 74. He had prostate cancer, but he died after drinking 6 vials of morphine. His last words were, "Goddamn! Thats some good shit."

I realize this at 29 when I got cancer , thankfully I survived, I’m soon to be 63 , this gentleman is 100% spot on .

Retirement isn’t an end goal, but a journey best secured by careful and consistent investments.

I'm 53 and I came to the realisation my work was stealing my remaining hours and decided to quit. They offered me a part-time advisory role, a few hours a week, enough to pay my bills and the rest of the time I am free. I took my daughter to the beach yesterday, the sun was shining and the place was almost empty. Bliss.

“The world is changing fast. Relax. It’s okay to be left behind.”

For me personally the 80's was better with people. Nobody was stuck on their phones. Glad I lived back then.

I'm 67 and all of this is 100%, spot on. Oh, I knew most of it already, but it's nice to have it in one place. I'm sure there are going to be much more added to this.