Jemma Spike

And they leave a very, very sizable impact on us.

I also think, again, like that list or milestone checklist that society tends to feed us where we have to graduate, find our dream job, find our life partner, get married, buy a house, maybe have a baby, live happily ever after is also very outdated.

And despite its best intentions, I think those milestones miss us.

the mark and they actually miss a lot of experiences that are just as important.

So today for our 400th episode, I have rounded up the experiences, lessons, bucket list items that I think are most essential to do in our 20s or to have some kind of contact with

in our twenties, it's not going to be the traditional checklist that you think of.

It's definitely going to be a bit more unconventional.

So if you are finding that, you know, your twenties aren't going according to plan, I think if you're able to check some of these things off this list, you are doing an incredible job.

And I think it will help us, and it has helped me making this list, know where to direct my attention to outside of

love outside of my career, outside of financial goals, which is very, very important for our development in this decade.

So without further ado, let's get into the 15 best things you need to do in your twenties.

Okay, so let's start with some of my more basic run-of-the-mill items that I put on this list before we get into some of the more controversial ones.

The first big one is just to live away from home.

And I don't mean home in terms of like your childhood home or move out of your

parents house that's obviously an amazing start and this will require you to do that I do mean more like live away from the city the region the town that feels like your place even if that place is New York City or Beijing or London or like one of the biggest cities in the world there are still opportunities a place like that or any other place cannot offer you if it is the only place you remain and

And not just career opportunities, but development opportunities, cultural opportunities, friendship opportunities.

I think this will be one of the more privileged items on this list.

And some people, as we know, don't have the means, don't have the desire to do this.

But if there is even a sliver of you that is unhappy where you are...

And if there is even a small part of you that is thinking about whether there is more and whether you should do this, you absolutely should.