To be kinder, to doubt myself less and to take action more.
Joking aside, I don't think young people should listen to older people.
Yes, it would make life easier for older people if they did, but I think for the progression of society and life it's important to find your own way, warts and all.
I don't have any children. If I did I would tell them not to climb and jump out of that tree. I would tell them not to cross that road and go beyond the block. That would be the responsible thing to do.
But I would be sorely disappointed if they obeyed me. Every ounce and fibre of my being would hope to God they disobeyed me and did it anyway without telling me.
Similarly, I could tell my younger self any amount of truisms, but it's absolutely essential that I wouldn't have listened, even if I had been nodding my head in agreement.
Facing adversity and difficulty and overcoming them is essential to our development, and being obedient and doing as others say (sorry, advise) doesn't help that.
There is nothing I would tell my younger self. No advice I would give.
Actually, maybe just the one - it doesn't matter, you always get another chance.
I assume you never attended school then?
Oh, we going to play that game, eh?
Ok then.
I assume you don't know the difference between academic study and second-hand homilies then?
Go on, your turn...
Far be it from me, a humble basic member to call time on bickering but I’ve experienced enough friction between forum members over the years to write a book on it. I know this is only low level grumbling but it doesn’t look good. You guys are better than this.Sorry, i thought you said you didn't listen to the older people?
Love it!And leave procrastination until tomorrow.
Nothing is ever as bad as it seems.
All the mistakes iv made, I have got over.
It's seemed like the end of the world at the time, but it really isn't.
More importantly I'm understanding that everyone looked upto someone at something at somepoint, and to try and hold myself to a standard where I would be proud if someone were to copy me for my accomplishments rather than defeats, so be a better role model.
“We suffer more in imagination than we do in reality.” -Epictetus.
I thought that was Seneca?