A recent Australian study suggests that continuing marijuana use past 30 may hinder traditional markers of success, like education, income, and life satisfaction. While the study focused on a specific group—Australian mothers—and used conventional success metrics, it highlights potential drawbacks of heavy marijuana use in adulthood. Success is subjective, and habits like marijuana use should align with individual goals. Your 30s are a crucial time for shaping the future; balance is key. Reflect on whether your choices enhance your life or create barriers. Enjoy responsibly, stay mindful, and ensure your habits support your aspirations and personal definition of success.
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