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Episode 172: Advice To Our Younger Selves - Credit Card Traps, Mental Health Check-ins & Josh’s Horrendous Crisp Addiction

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If you could travel back in time 10 years, what life advice would you give your younger self? This week, Josh and Tom get unexpectedly honest as they look back at the biggest mistakes, financial blunders, and life lessons they had to learn the hard way.What We Talk About In This Episode:The credit card trap: Why signing up for easy credit in your early 20s is a massive mistake, and how we ended up paying off bad financial choices for years later.Prioritising physical and mental health: Why taking care of your body and mind before things start breaking down is the ultimate cheat code for adult life.Learning to say no: Josh breaks down the power of setting boundaries, stopping people-pleasing, and why saying no to plans is actually a form of self-care.What really matters in the long run: Moving past the pressure to have everything figured out early and focusing on what actually builds long-term happiness.Whether you're navigating your 20s right now, looking for practical personal growth tips, or just want to hear two mates reflect on their biggest life mistakes, this episode is full of honest conversations and classic Triggered Tuesdays banter.If any of these life lessons hit home for you today, do us a quick favor—hit that Follow button on Spotify, drop us a 5-star rating, and share this episode with a friend who needs to hear it!

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