5 Things I Would Do Differently If I Was 20 Again
Consistent failure has taught me what not to do
Yesterday, I wrote a piece about how I chased life and success in my 20s, as if end of 20s was the end of life.
Time flies. I will turn 29 in six months and instead of panicking in my late 20s, I decided to reflect. I don’t owe my failures to nothing.
Some habits, some behaviours held me back and I need to work on them.
Yes, I am 28 and not already an agency owner. I haven’t made a 7-figure income for myself and am yet to travel the world. I am living with a highly dynamic career choice which demands me to proactively seek work and money.
I chose this life and so I am not complaining.
But, if I was 20 again, here are 5 things I’d do differently:
1. Not care
There is after all some peace and substance in not being bothered by the judgement of others.
“What will they say?”
“How will people react?”
“What will they think of me?”
These questions bother all of us at some point of time or the other. The fear of being judged by others is very real.
