Age of 30 to 40
Introduction
It might seem like you suddenly have more responsibility and less time to do the things you used to enjoy. But don't despair! You just need to get ready for all of this by taking stock of what's changed—and what hasn't. You'll still be able to have fun with your friends and family, but there are plenty of exciting new things on the horizon:
You will buy a house.
After you hit 30, you will buy a house.
A house is the best investment that any person can make in their life. It's one of the most stable investments out there, because you know it won't lose money over time and it has no risk of going down in value like stocks or bonds do. You don't need to worry about losing your home through foreclosure or a bank taking over the property because they've failed to pay off all their debts (which happens all too often).
It's also great for kids because they have somewhere safe and comfortable to play when they get bored at school or with friends who live closer than yours does—and if something bad happens (like someone breaks into your house), then at least there'll be plenty of room for everyone inside!
You can't be a couch potato
At this age, you will be more concerned with work than play. You'll have less time for yourself and your hobbies, friends, family and health. You might even want to give up some of your dreams in order to pursue them at work—but don't do it!
You still have time to do things that make you happy! If something doesn't fit into the mold of what other people expect from you (like being a couch potato), then go ahead and make an exception because no one can tell you what's right or wrong when it comes down to making choices like these
You will get a promotion at work.
As you get older, you will find that the job market is more competitive than it was when you were younger. This means that companies are looking for employees with specific skills and experience. If your resume shows these qualities, then there’s a good chance that employers will want to interview you for promotions. In fact, many people who have been promoted at their jobs got there because of their age and not because they were brilliant or hardworking (though those things certainly helped!).
You will start to take care of your parents.
You will start to take care of your parents.
You will learn to love and respect your parents.
Your parents will help you grow into an adult, who is able to take care of themselves and others in their lives.
You will experience health and relationship issues.
You will experience health and relationship issues.
You will learn from these experiences, so don't be afraid to take advantage of them!
You will experience bad and good things with your friends
You will have more friends than you did when you were in your 20s. You'll also have more friends that aren't from your home town, and many of them probably won't even be human. Some of them might even be aliens!
You may get so many new friends that it makes it hard to keep track of who is who, but don't worry: no matter how much fun they are, they won’t last forever—or even as long as they should anyway (especially because we're talking about humans).
You will fall in love again and again until you find the right one.
You will fall in love with many people. You will meet your soul mate, the one that makes everything else pale in comparison. Until then, it's a good idea to be open-minded and ready for anything—because you'll probably get hurt again before finding the right one (or even knowing what that is).
You're also going to be less picky when it comes to finding a partner. After all, being single isn't always fun or easy; but now that you know what kind of person you want (and vice versa), why not just go for it?
You might switch career fields
You might switch career fields.
You might become a doctor, lawyer or teacher. You might become a programmer, writer or musician. You might even become a chef!
Or maybe your dream has always been to be an auto mechanic or plumber? There's no limit to what you can do when you put your mind to it!
You might travel to new places
If you're in your 30s, you might find yourself wanting to travel. After all, it's a great way to get a new perspective on life and see things that are different from what you see every day. Traveling is exciting and fun! You'll meet new people and learn about different cultures—in other words, it's an adventure!
If this sounds like something you'd want more of in your life as the years go by (and who wouldn't?), then consider taking some time off from work or school down the road by going on vacation. You could visit somewhere exotic like New Zealand or Australia; maybe even Europe if there aren't any flights available where we live now!
Your life is more fun than it was at 20, but it’s way more complicated, too.
As you get older, your life is more complicated and less straightforward. You have more responsibilities than you did at 20, but they're also less stressful. You know what you want to do with your life now: find a job that pays well and allows room for growth. If anything, having this goal in mind will help keep things organized!
You also have a lot of knowledge on how the world works now—and it can feel daunting when everything seems so big and complicated (especially when compared to when we were younger). It's important not to let this overwhelm us; instead of being overwhelmed by all the information around us, try taking small steps towards making changes in our lives that will contribute positively towards improving ourselves mentally/physically as well as socially/emotionally
Conclusion
We hope that this list of things to expect at 30 to 40 has been helpful, but remember: it’s your life, so do what feels right for you! If you want to quit your job, go ahead. If you want to spend more time with friends or family members, do it. No matter what you decide or how old you are, we wish all our readers good luck and happiness in their journey towards adulthood (and beyond).
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Age of 30 to 40 is something where everything that you did in your 20s either pays you off💸 or destroys you❌
It better to work hard in your 20's not for others, but for your future self 🔥🚀