We asked some of the wisest people we know what they would tell their younger selves. Check out their responses below.
Persis Johnson
If I ever met my younger self, I’d tell them not to be so hard on themselves and not to compare themselves to others. This is especially true when it comes to my art. When I compared my work to my classmates’ (especially during high school and college), I felt like I was a terrible artist. Read More>>
Gabriel Massalley
You’re on the right path. I know you want things to happen quickly, but trust that the time and experiences you’re gaining now are preparing you for something greater. Keep working, stay patient, and remain open to the journey. You’ll see and feel the love and success that’s waiting for you. Read More>>
Tangi Singleton
If l had to say anything to my younger self it would be more than just one thing. I would say to myself, Tangi you got this. Read More>>
Mango Marketing Co
Alicia – ‘One day, you will live a life you never dreamed of for yourself. It will be better than all the goals, lists, and plans you laid out. You will find a way to turn all of your strengths and weaknesses into an entrepreneurial career. ‘ Read More>>
Sheldon Davy
Trust yourself. Allow yourself to win because your beliefs in yourself and allowing the people in your life to help you. Don’t be so hard on yourself. I know you feel different — the ADHD, the dyslexia, the setbacks, the anger, the weight of everything you’ve been through. But those things don’t make you broken; they make you unique. Read More>>
