What would I tell myself? I wouldn't bother at all. Any advice that I can tell to my younger self was probably also available at the time. And I was really bad at listening to it. Sometimes you have to earn your own experience - other people's advice only goes so far.
What might be detrimental is expecting unconditional and eternal love/trust from someone. If you enter the game with realistic expectations it's a smooth sail.
Does it? I have to wake up early and unfortunately, still go to sleep very late. Granted, its only been a week since I have needed to do that so may adjust over time but I just can't sleep at 9/10.
If it seems like you can get by in university without too much effort, maybe consider that you’ll be happier if you switch up your attitude, seek out professors and older students to work with, or maybe even change your major to something that would get you in a more inspired mood perhaps because it’s less familiar. Slacking off and having it easy isn’t really all that great for you.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 49.2 ms ] threadFollow your 2nd biggest passion, so that you enjoy your work but you still have something to enjoy when you aren't working.
Start believing in yourself more and more.
Remember no one is watching you because they are too busy with themselves.
>Start believing in yourself more and more.
I can't because of Dunning-Kruger
What would I tell myself? I wouldn't bother at all. Any advice that I can tell to my younger self was probably also available at the time. And I was really bad at listening to it. Sometimes you have to earn your own experience - other people's advice only goes so far.
If you have to wake up early, you'll still get the late night internal struggles plus deal with being overtired.
As to life advice, there's no point — you can't tell 20 year olds anything.