Outgrowing the Life I Planned in My 20s (Without the Guilt)

I got almost everything 25-year-old me put on her vision board. The partner, the baby, the house, the career. And at 31, I realize I want something different. Not a whole new life. A different version of it. 0:00 Why I scrapped the first video 0:30 Welcome to the channel 0:48 You don't have to feel guilty for changing 2:52 What 25-year-old me wanted 3:36 Grateful and still wanting something different 4:17 How motherhood changed everything 5:58 I'm not a career girly anymore 7:56 Leaving the white picket fence behind 8:47 Experiences over things 9:36 25-year-old me would be shocked 9:59 From thick to fit 10:34 Letting go of the guilt In this video I'm talking about how becoming a mom shifted everything, why I'm not chasing the corporate ladder anymore, the white picket fence version of family life I'm leaving behind, choosing experiences over things, wanting to be fit instead of thick (at 5'2", I was tripping), and why 25-year-old me would be shocked that I'm growing on social media. Mostly, I'm talking about the guilt that comes with outgrowing what you used to want, and why you don't have to carry it. You're allowed to change your mind. Choose you. So tell me: what did younger you want that you don't want anymore? Subscribe for more Just Jacobi 💛 🌐 justjacobi.com