Ray Dalio's Advice on Thriving Through Different Life Stages
Ray Dalio's advice for people in their 20s and 30s
The finance legend begins by addressing how people in their twenties have started a 'whole different phase' of their lives. He urges these newborn adults to understand the benefits and challenges of going independent and taking responsibility for their actions.
'Make your work and your passion the same thing, and don’t forget about the money part.' - Ray Dalio
Ray Dalio’s tips for the midlife crisis between their 40s and 50s
Notably, midlife is known as 'the toughest part of life,' says Dalio, highlighting this stage’s difficulties and the midlife crisis.
'You have to juggle your work and your family, and it is not just your immediate family, maybe your parents, your children.' - Ray Dalio
The ability to seek independence, learn new things, make choices, and find leverage will help in the journey of life.
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