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If you were in your early twenties… (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by Shlumpedsyd@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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If you were in your early twenties and could do it all again what direction would you go? What do you wish you had done earlier? What advice do you wish you had gotten? What would you tell your younger self?

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[–] Yukkuri_Kame@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

^ this There’s been times I went to a rave because I was always so envious of being “normal.” My brain was like a dog that wouldn’t let go of a bone. I went to one and it was whatever- but I’m glad I got it out of me. Otherwise it would’ve been a constant nagging “but what if I went to it.” I’m butt ugly, so dating’s not really my thing, but I’m still glad I tried to ask out girls and get rejected because again, you can delude yourself with thinking what if. Even now, I still do things younger me couldn’t do because I’m realizing that balance is necessary; but if you have an inkling to do something just do it. Don’t get lost, keep control and your main focus down, but just try it. You never know what experience you can create or what experience you can be glad you got out of your system