A recent study from The University of Queensland suggests that regular marijuana use in adults over 30 may be linked to lower success in areas like education, income, and relationships, though the study has limitations, such as outdated data and questionable success markers. While occasional use isn’t necessarily harmful, excessive cannabis consumption can affect career, relationships, and overall stability. For adults, responsible use—setting limits, monitoring impact, and staying mindful of long-term goals—is key to ensuring marijuana doesn’t interfere with personal and professional growth.
