What advice do you have for a youngsters in her 20's?
By bhagya sudi
@pandawrites (168)
Hubli, India
15 responses
@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
23 Jun 21
@pandawrites
1.Enjoy (as 20s donot comeback again)
2.Learn new things as brain easily grasps whatever u give it at this time.
3.work hard for future.
4.Donot argue with parents,respect and love them..Even if you disagree with them over some things explain why you are correct.
5.donot indulge too much in social media.(wasting time on social media reduces your productivity .this is the most important time of your life)
6.if you are a student.try to do some part time jobs and earn for yourself.no matter how much less it is.
It is important to learn the value of money and gain some experience before actually entering the world race.
7.think before acting.Before taking major decisions think twice. ask for your parents suggestion.
8...... there could be much more...but I could think of this much
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@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
24 Jun 21
@pandawrites
Actually if you go to a group of people and ask they will give you many advices.
But I think you should think and choose what is applicable for you.
Giving advices is easy but to follow in one's own life is hard.only listening doesn't help we need to use them.
I hope you not only listen but apply them in your life.
I hope so to with myself 
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@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
24 Jun 21
OMG
This is actually a lot of advice, that's important. And that I really really needed. Thanks a lot.. I wish you have an awesome week :)
@Poojha2194 (25)
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23 Jun 21
This is the starting phase of your life where you actually know the world. So enjoy it, try to explore your interest with some financial and future planning. Do what you are passionate about. Follow your heart with limits. Enjoy your youth.
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@CaptAlbertWhisker (32691)
• Calgary, Alberta
23 Jun 21
Enjoy your youth. Don't get married yet. Your 20s is a short time that you just enjoy because you will never have it back when its gone.
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@CaptAlbertWhisker (32691)
• Calgary, Alberta
23 Jun 21
@pandawrites just ignore those boomers and care more about your well being and finances. Save money for your self, Marry Someone when you are ready to settle down, You get to live the life you wanted.
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@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
24 Jun 21
@CaptAlbertWhisker sure. This is a really good advice.
I'll note that.. thank you :)
@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
23 Jun 21
True
I agree
But there are some annoying aunties and uncles who keep questioning us when we would get married
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@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
23 Jun 21
Okay
I agree with not stressing too much and enjoying as much as we can
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@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
23 Jun 21
That's a good advice.
I'll note that down and make sure that I don't procrastinate
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@dpk262006 (58676)
• Delhi, India
24 Jun 21
Your focus should be on your studies and for pursuing your career. If you want to go for higher studies, you should work hard at graduation level. Once you excel in your studies, there is no looking back. You need to decide about your career also, what kind of career you want once you complete your studies and you should work for it.
All the best.
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@dpk262006 (58676)
• Delhi, India
25 Jun 21
@CuriousGab Yes, our studies are like 'base'. If your base is good then you could go for the desired job. Earning in life is very important otherwise, things get difficult.
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@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
25 Jun 21
@dpk262006
My school teacher use to say education is like the basement or foundation of a building.
If it is weak the building will collapse and so is the case with life.
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@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
24 Jun 21
@dpk262006
I totally agree.Eduaction is the most important thing.
We should not waste our time and get involved in any other activities which will affect our studies in any way.
Graduation with good grades is very necessary for a stable job and in turn a stable life
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@prashu228 (37524)
• India
23 Jun 21
There is still much time , just study enjoy what ever you are doing..
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@sharonelton (28700)
• Lichfield, England
25 Jun 21
Do what you want and don't be swayed by what other people say. If they don't believe you can do something, don't listen to them. If you think you can do it, do it.
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@sharonelton (28700)
• Lichfield, England
25 Jun 21
@pandawrites You're welcome.
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@Fa_Maverick (9487)
• Australia
24 Jun 21
Make friends with a variety of people especially people that are older and have more life experience than you.
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@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
24 Jun 21
This is actually something I should work on.
I have yet to learn how to be socially confident.. but I'll not give up trying.
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@Hanbinandaeyo (3303)
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24 Jun 21
Live life to the fullest..
Don't go too fast, Slow down and do what makes you happy of course it should be the right thing..
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@RAOCV20 (270)
• Visakhapatnam, India
24 Jun 21
People in 20's should work hard to earn minimum property as soon as possible to assure themselves of respectable food, clothing and shelter for life. Any profession that can accomplish this is desirable.
@pandawrites (168)
• Hubli, India
24 Jun 21
Yeah
I agree with 'any profession can do it'
I really hope I'll be capable of doing it once I finish studying
