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I keep asking myself if it’s too late to change careers or finally start that business idea I’ve been carrying for years. Deep down, I think I just want to prove it’s never too late to begin again.
often speak my mind to older people and later wonder if I crossed a line. I’m asking this after real conversations where honesty felt right, but respect felt unclear.
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