You can't turn back the clock but you can move forward.
Challenge yourself to learn new skills, get out of your comfort zone, and think for yourself.
You will look back a year from now as I do and not recognize the person you once were.
It's never too late to get started.
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I'm 35.
If I were 18 again, here are the 35 things I'd do differently:
1. Realize college is a scam.
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2. Bet on myself as often as possible.
3. Cut negative people out of my life.
4. Watch less sports.
5. Unlearn the food pyramid and eat more protein.
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6. Never stop physically competing
7. Spend more time outdoors.
8. Dive deep into nutrition sooner.
9. Ask more questions to challenge my own thoughts and the narrative.
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10. Learn to do as many things with my hands as possible.
11. Explore more of my passions and less of what was safe and secure.
12. Start a small business even if I had no idea what I was doing.
13. Understand sound money.
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14. Get in the habit of writing daily.
15. Spend time around as many different careers as possible.
16. Act more and plan less.
17. Start investing right away.
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18. Chase freedom of time instead of money.
19. Use social media to create more and consume less.
20. Take daily walks without distraction.
21. Travel as much as possible.
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22. Drink more water and a whole lot less alcohol.
23. Focus on networking rather than memorization and grades in school.
24. Find likeminded men who challenge me and hold me accountable.
25. Lift weights more and run less.
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26. Avoid relationships that had no chance of a marriage outcome.
27. Eliminate negative self talk holding me back.
28. Create passive income and escape trading time for money.
29. Stop worrying about what people think because no one is actually paying attention.
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30. Become a morning person.
31. Take advantage of free education (Youtube, podcasts, etc.)
32. View risk as an opportunity and take more of it.
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33. Find my own answers instead of trusting "experts."
34. Learn as many tech skills as possible.
35. Realize its all up to me and no one is coming to save me.
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I'm 35.
If I were 18 again, here are the 35 things I'd do differently:
1. Realize college is a scam.
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I’m 35 too. I don’t like to be self-reference. I’d like to say I started to change the way of facing the life when I was 30 (after getting married). I used to blame myself for considering I realised too late. I understood that we have our times and even that is part of our growth
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Cannot think of a better candidate for point 36.
36. Learn how time works and build a machine to turn back the clock, so everything can be fixed.
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