[Fergal]

“Whatever age you are today, your future self would love to be it.

Most people do not consider 65 to be a young age… but when you're 75, you'd love to rewind to 65 and regain those years. Few people would describe 35 as your youth, but in your mid-50s your mid-30s will seem like the “young you.”

Today is a great opportunity, no matter your age. Looking back in a few years, today will seem like the time when you were young and full of potential or the moment when you could have started early or the turning point when you made a choice that benefited your future.

The moment in front of you right now is a good one. Make the most of it.”

I've been a fan of James Clear's newsletter for many years. You might also enjoy it. I love the quote above, from his most recent newsletter https://jamesclear.com/3-2-1/september-22-2022

[peachpurple]

What he said is true. As you grow older, you will think back and wished to turn back the clock. Age is just a number. How you make use of your age is what you should be planning

[mrki444]

I remember a lecture for programmers and their employment. It was actually intended for people who don't know how to program to get interested in programming.
One participant asked the lecturer:

Is it too late to start learning programming in your 30s.

The lecturer answered him:

Now in your 30s, you say that if I was in my 20s, I would start right away. When you are in your 40s, you will say that if I was in my 30s, I would start right away. So do you think it is late?

I hope translation is good.