Inching Closer to Decade Number Three

Self-Improvement

Personal Reflections On Aging

Aging is surreal. After you turn 25, things start moving faster and faster. Aging never stops. It keeps creeping up on you, reminding you to live life, do you, stay on track, and make sure every choice counts and works for you, not against you.

As I quickly inch closer to my third decade of living, I realize I am no longer 20, a teen, or a kid by looks, but I still hold all of the memories and kid-like interests near and dear to my heart. However, I do not wish to go back; I only wish to go forward from here, and for that, I am enormously grateful.

I never felt my age — even as a kid. I always felt older, which is why I felt I enjoyed being around older folks more than the younger folks — to this day. I viewed mentors as friends and enjoyed the company, wisdom, and stories that my elders held so dear. There is too much to learn from those who have experienced life longer than I have, so why not take full advantage and soak up their experiences and vicariously live and absorb them?

I get older every single day, and here are some things I have noticed that has changed through the years:

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