If i could turn back in time, what would i tell my self to my younger self
#time-management
23 answers
Frank’s Answer
Simeon’s Answer
Estelle’s Answer
Mohamed’s Answer
Sukhminder’s Answer
No one needs to travel back in time if they make good of their Present.
Be here and now. Decide with current situations in hand.
If you are doing good in present, past is automatically becoming productive.
Future is always mystery.
Doris’s Answer
I'm really big on quotes, so I will share one of my favorites with you:
"Do not fear mistakes (or failures)- fear only the absence of creative, constructive and corrective response to those mistakes."
In other words, Don't be afraid of failure but rather use that as an opportunity to learn!
Akshita’s Answer
Lindsey’s Answer
Kar Mun’s Answer
Reya’s Answer
grace’s Answer
Ahmad’s Answer
Fernanda’s Answer
Prioritize your feelings
Make that dream come true!
You are amazing and you will be a successful adult one day, so don’t be scared!
You are beautiful exactly how you are!
Learn that language
Join that course
Never be scared of being to old to do something
Don’t stay for too long in places where you are not comfortable
Trust your gut
Dance, sing, paint… find a hobby that you love
Embrace mistakes
Eat healthy!
Don’t be scared of choosing the wrong career, in the end it will all work out.
Radhika’s Answer
I wish i would have dropped a year and attended a coaching to crack IIT-JEE exams. I would have been in different intellect level being an IITian.
So, always take a pause, think about your strengths/weakness, choose your passion to decide your career path before proceeding with the crowd.
Soo Ching’s Answer
Do the right thing at the right time i.e. study hard when study time, play hard during play time, wok hard during work time
The best time management is not wasting your time.
Doreen’s Answer
Javier’s Answer
I would say never be afraid to take risks. There were many opportunities that I passed up simply because it was easier to continue on the simple path rather than take the risk and make the leap. The best things come from going outside of your comfort zone. With risks there are no real losses. You either succeed or you learn and grow.
Timothy’s Answer
Plan every part of your day, even the unplanned parts. A lot of productivity is lost in just figuring out what to do. Sometimes my day reminds me of my Netflix experience...20 minutes of watching something after 4 hours of figuring out what to watch! Plan the somethings and the nothings!
Timothy recommends the following next steps:
Stephanie’s Answer
Make the most of every moment. Life will throw you some curve balls, some good and some bad. Just remember, to believe in yourself.
Carl’s Answer
Misty’s Answer
Take every opportunity that comes your way. It builds character and experience and can lead to bigger and better things.
Michael’s Answer
Cynthia’s Answer
Take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way.