Marie Forleo argues that life gets better with age, not worse. She rejects the idea that people peak in youth, insisting the best years are still ahead and that past experiences build toward greater opportunities.
What's the biggest lesson you've learned in the last decade for you? That things, first of all, keep getting better. I think in our society, especially as it relates to, you know, as you get older, at least in my family, there was a lot of kind of cultural expectations like, oh, over this age it kind of starts going down, or you know what I mean? You're kind of— you peak when you're young and that's when all the good stuff happens. And for me, I feel like it keeps getting better. And I love that the best years are still ahead of me and that all the stuff that I've been through, there's like all of these exciting new possibilities. So that's one of the biggest lessons.
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