1. 0-30 Years

The first 30 years of life aren’t meant to be your wisdom years—they’re your learning and growth phase. This is the time for expanding your mind, trying new (and safe) experiences, traveling, meeting different people, exploring various jobs, attending seminars, and soaking up knowledge from as many sources as possible. 

2. 30-60 Years

In the middle 30 years of life, people may become more cautious and less focused on experimentation, but this period is marked by immense real-world experience and personal growth. While risk-taking may decline, the wisdom gained from past mistakes allows for more intentional and impactful decisions.

3. 60-90 Years