People Who Are 40 And Over Share Their Biggest Regrets So You Can Learn From Their Mistakes

Not buying a property because my mother had a negative opinion about it. I would say make your own mind up, have the strength to follow your instincts. That was 30 years ago and I still feel regret every time I see the property.

Not investing and not appreciating people who love you.

Wish I would have put more money away early, somewhere safe where the money grows and I don't touch.

Speaking too quick not listening and thinking more.

Too afraid of getting rejected. Even when a girl showed interest it typically had to be overly obvious for me to act.

I have to say not being a kinder person and not realizing how important it is to save more

I had about $100,000 to my name when I was 24/25. A guy told me to invest in a new company called Netflix. I went to a Fidelity website
and tried to use $50,000 of what I had, but it was so f*****g confusing I couldn't figure it out and eventually just gave up.

I can't remember the exact price at the time but I remember dividing the amount I wanted to invest in half so it was probably about 2 bucks. I would have had 25,000 shares of Netflix.

F**k.

Saving. I'm 59 now and will have to work til I croak. Why didn't I save all that bday cash.

Not going harder at everything, thinking I had time.

You dont.

Not coming out when I was in high school