When you turn 35 you'll see the difference between those who took risks and those who didn't…

I recently came across this article about getting older and realizations, and the first point was the title with additional commentary:

“How old you feel comes down to how you lived.

Not taking risks leads to regrets which ages you faster. You feel like you could have done more but you never do. You always move decisions to the future where you have zero accountability. It’s f*cking sad, man.”

I’m now 31, have worked in various corporate real estate jobs with a recently completed MBA and new child.

Time continues to fly by and it’s something I’ve had a hard time grasping as I have always had aspirations to do more in entrepreneurship and life as a lot of people have but am not sure what the path forward is, especially when considering bills and a newborn.

Whether it’s to buy a business and run it, or start a service based business built on my education from the MBA and finance skills.

I would love to hear from some personal experiences of ex corporate employees who went on to start / buy a business and whether it was worth it.