What are some of your BIGGEST LIFE REGRETS in your PAST?

[Apprentice]

Ehhhh depending on the situation

shyt in my situation it’s overrated

 

[TheGooniestGoon]

I saved money, hella money but I never got four years of networking ang being around women my age

I'm tired of cutting trees, this heat, being around flabby and sick crackheads

Bruh I feel this bruh I really do. I’m 22 this my exact same regret. Especially the women part. I felt I couldn’t understand girls my age from 18 - 22 cuz I wasn’t around them like that due to me constantly busting my ass at these low paying jobs

 

[Shadow King]

Not following up on the cupcaking phone calls of summer 2010 cause I was hurt over the ones of winter 2009/10

 

[DropTopDoc]

Women
Taking school more seriously
Not fukk up my credit especially over a broad
Be a father on my terms

 

[Diondon]

Not marrying ole girl
Taking that shytty job fresh out of college
Not cutting certain people off sooner
Wasting time

 

[DonB90]

I wish I would've took school my seriously when I was younger.
Now I'm damn near 40 working on my first degree

Better late then never playa when you're 75 you'll look back in pride of your younger accomplishment....keep ya head up

 

[Stuntone]

Being in a 6 year Relationship that was over after 2 years.

 

[Sunshine]

I regret taking on the burdens of my family members.

 

[Henri Christophe]

Wasted too much money from age 21 to 24 entertaining women and renting a luxury apartment in NYC

Pulled out of Bitcoin and Ethereum too early before the big explosion.

Could've been a young millionaire right now with my feet kicked up.

 

[KBtheKey]

Getting fired for attendance, and not caring because i thought i was over that place. It was way better being there than being broke for 3 months and how valuable i was i could've easily been sitting on 6 figures right now. shyt pushed everything back that i already had planned and things i just started planning.

Voluntarily get fired from a decent job to go riding around hitting licks and dodging police, brehs

 

[Music Fiend]

- Not leaving a relationship early enough. Had signs it wouldn't work, but at the time I was thought it was just shyt to work through not really taking into account how I felt having talks and never seeing the effort.

- Not going into the unknown full velocity. I've done some dope shyt, but if I would have taken full advantage of all those opportunities off the cuff instead of having to warm up to everything I'd be flying high.

- Thinking someone else would solve my problems, so getting into therapy earlier

- Not buying a home as soon as the pandemic hit

 

[Stuntone]

Sold my house in 2013 for 270k, paid 190k for it. Made 65k after everything. House worth almost half a million now.

 

[Rell Lauren]

The only regret I have impacted my career almost 15 years later. I was at a Wall Street internship and I was just in over my head pertaining to the subject matter. I was given the opportunity to return the next Summer and get my Series 7, but I declined because I felt like I was taking a seat someone could use and that I didn't belong. Who knows it would have turned out, but I keep tabs with some of the people in the program and they work at Hedge Funds; one being a Managing Director at my firm.

 

[colicolicoli]

I went into IT after I dropped out of college and while I make a decent amount of money…I still feel inadequate in certain circles because I never finished my degree.

My circle is starting to include a lot of Nigerians and then nikkas got a Masters degree at minimum!

I have imposter syndrome galore rn…