How do I stop regretting time I wasted?
How do I stop regretting time I wasted?
- That there is no reason to beat yourself up. The chances are you learnt a lot from the past.
- Remember that everything in life is interconnected.
- There is no proof things would have been better.
- Make the most of the perceived “wasted time”
- Make the most of NOW.
How do you succeed a youth?
Life skills youth need to succeed
- Think before you act. The simple but effective process of thought will help you avoid making critical mistakes that could cost you your freedom, education or your life.
- Youth, trust your parents.
- Do not be a follower.
- Be humble.
- Establish a set of values.
How can I make my youth memorable?
In no particular order…
- Prioritize learning.
- Don’t talk about doing stuff. Do stuff.
- Figure out what you like. Try to become the best in the world at it.
- Experience stuff.
- Spoil yourself on the stuff that matters.
- Ignore the opposite sex until you are 20.
- Work hard to get into college.
- Don’t worry about your grades.
Is it a waste of my time to do something?
It may be important to you. It may have meaning in your life and with your family and traditions and culture. You may be doing it with purpose and intention and a clear mind rather than the force of an old habit you can’t shake. If that’s how you feel, it is NOT a waste of your time.
What are some examples of waste of time in life?
Going out to a crowded restaurant to eat instead of cooking at home. Consuming alcohol which then debilitates your ability to think clearly. Hence a giant waste of time. Worrying about all the stuff that can go wrong.
What do you do when you don’t want to achieve anything?
Speak to friends, speak to a psychologist, speak to anyone willing to listen, speak to yourself and try to figure out where does this need for accomplishments comes from, so you can move on.
Do you know what you’re working on is deserving of your time?
If you’re wondering whether or not what you’re working on is deserving of your time, this is the best place to start: Test your ability to name the benefit off the top of your head. Are you staring slack-jawed off into space trying to think of the results your efforts will produce?