Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger?

I think most of the great advises have already been said, so I'll just say DO NOT PLAY MMORPGs, at least not until you retire and need something to do, because they will steal so much of your time when you get hooked. I have wasted thousands of hours each in a few of them, and that's time I'll never get back. The first MMORPG I ever played, which......   reply

Age 39. Money does not buy happiness. A big house is meaningless if you are never home to enjoy it. Working endlessly at a job you hate to pay for nice things is not going to fullfil you. Also, never let someone else's expectations design your life. Don't let someone else choose your major or your career or your spouse or when you have kids. Those......   1 reply

I’m currently 22. There were times I thought I had everything together but then I realized just a little friction to my own ideals (of my parents, my boss and work colleagues and relationships) easily wretches me into slight depression. How I came out of that mess was: - Love myself more: Stay true to your morale. If you don’t know what values......   reply

Hi! I'm 27 this year. Best advice? Well, this might be presumptuous of me since I am not really that old yet and I am still in the middle of figuring out my life as well but the best advice would be to take your time and enjoy life. It doesn't matter if people around you become more successful now, or excel academically, or if they get promoted to......   1 reply

Age ≠ wisdom, period   reply

25 here My advice would be you will regret things you did not do rather than things you did. So.. 1.Being an introvert does not pay well.You do not have to be a talkative sport but go out there ,socialise and observe people. 2.Don't postpone love.I'm not saying you should get into superficial relationships. But when it is the right time,the right p......   1 reply

Enjoy life! Choose what you really want to do... Make sure that it is what will make you happy in the future.. Don't take everything seriously i mean just don't be hard to on yourself it is good to be serious but too much is not good .. A lot of kids nowadays take everything too seriously especially LOVE I myself take things lightly but i still thi......   reply

Take risks. It's ok to make mistakes, you're young so it won't matter in the long run. God knows I've regretted doing something because I thought I wouldn't be good enough. If you want to do something, and you have the means to, just do it.   reply

I'm on the younger end, but I'll still leave mine. In today's culture, trends come and go in the blink of an eye. One day, the thing you love might be in the spotlight, and the next it's deemed trash. Do not let trends define what you love. Find your passion. Join that club, talk to people who share the same interests, explore and grow. It's okay......   reply

Be humble, learn patience, and most importantly don't be a dick!   reply