Valuable Life Lessons for Teenagers

🎮 Think about the game you're playing and its victory conditions.

🔢 Develop skills that will compound over time.

💆 Pay attention to your posture to avoid future issues.

📷 Take more photos than you think you should.

📸 Take photos and record memories to cherish in the future.

📝 Document your thoughts and feelings while consuming content.

🤝 Be proactive in connecting with different people and friendship groups.

📚 Join clubs, societies, and events to expand your network and increase serendipity.

🚪 Get a door stop and encourage people to come to your room for valuable conversations.

😇 Be kind to people and avoid regrets.

💰 Consider investing in bitcoin.

🕑 Avoid staying up past 2 a.m. to maintain productivity and avoid wasted days.

🔑 Consistent study habits lead to better long-term memory retention.

🚀 Take initiative and seek forgiveness rather than permission.

💭 Stop worrying about what others think of you.

💪 Assess the difficulty of a task and push yourself to overcome it.

🎓 Approach challenges with the mindset of it being easier than it seems.

📚 Skipping lectures is acceptable as they often just read from the notes, focus on self-studying instead.

⏳ It's okay to fall behind in university work during term time, as long holidays allow for catching up.

📚 Reading 'The Four-Hour Workweek' teaches the importance of developing passive income sources and gaining valuable skills.

🚀 Don't solely focus on the end goal; enjoy the journey and make the most of university life.

🤝 Collaborate with friends in university to make studying and exams easier by treating them as collective enemies.

Collaboration is more important than competition among friends and classmates.

Focus on what you can control and accept what you cannot.

Learn effective study techniques to save time and improve productivity.

📚 Invest in a Skillshare premium subscription and learn skills that compound over time.

💡 Use flashcards, specifically the app Anki, to enhance medical school knowledge.

💰 Start investing spare money in stocks and shares at a young age to benefit from compounding.