False. Maybe in their mid-30s. 27?! 
“Most Americans Check Out When They Hit 25-27” Facts or Nah?
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Is this facts?
He’s basically saying most people lose their ambition around that age and just settle for wherever they’re at.
Not gonna lie I’m making decent money right now (mid 70K) for a dude with no kids but the thought of just giving up and settling for this is for the rest of my life is terrifying.
I am sort of at that stage right now (39 and 100k+) but i still want to progress in my career, for more money and better positions. I do not want to be a manager and have said no when asked if i wanted to be one, but now i am not sure. Getting to the next position i can get to would be a good milestone to work towards.
The BasedFather
Task Force
Not me. Been leveling up year after year. Got my eye on my next big step in life that I’m trying to accomplish. Stay hungry
So of us stay ready year roundTaking care of mom dukes, but I’ll be in the gym tonight. Lol
And omg I’m so excited. My gym actually has a HIIT program that I totally overlooked, so I’m back to my intense bootcamp-style classes for like a fifth of the price I used to pay.
It’s gonna be a good summer
But glad to hear you still on the grind
Eh, 25-27 is too young. If he said most check out in their 30s I'd be more inclined to agree.
Personally I got my real "career" job at 29 and right now it looks like I'll probably still be at the same job in my 40s.
Personally I got my real "career" job at 29 and right now it looks like I'll probably still be at the same job in my 40s.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
False. Maybe in their mid-30s. 27?!
Exactly. 27 is young enough to finish law school by 30
JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
Depends on what you mean by checking out…
Around 28 I checked out of trying to make every single event or feeling like my weekend was useless if I wasn’t on the town at least 1 night..
But as far as career, kinda the opposite. 27 is when I really locked in
It’s more about when you have a family than anything. I think a lot of people check out or stop trying to climb the ladder in their late 30s if they have a young family. Being around your kids becomes more important that getting the promotion.
Around 28 I checked out of trying to make every single event or feeling like my weekend was useless if I wasn’t on the town at least 1 night..
But as far as career, kinda the opposite. 27 is when I really locked in
It’s more about when you have a family than anything. I think a lot of people check out or stop trying to climb the ladder in their late 30s if they have a young family. Being around your kids becomes more important that getting the promotion.
Was that shade?!So of us stay ready year round
But glad to hear you still on the grind
Lol
And it’s all good. I’m not bad. I’m just saying I’m getting back to my intense workouts. It’s closer to home so I can go hard 5 days a week again.
I'd say most people check out of taking care of their bodies at that age
