What advice can you give to 18 year old teenagers so they don't regret it later?
By iamazam
@muhammadazam (33)
Bandung, Indonesia
February 11, 2025 10:58pm CST
Do anything as long as what you do does not violate religious norms, does not endanger your life or does not endanger the lives of other people
Do what is useful, prove that your life has a use in this world
Do something if it can improve your quality of life, improve your family's economy
Learn to adapt to people who have gone through bitter memories
Don't use social media applications for more than 15 minutes every day
Use the time to look for useful information for 1 hour per day, whether it's information from articles, books, podcasts, audiobooks
Take time to exercise at least 1 hour every day
Go to bed before 11 pm and wake up in the morning at 3 or 4 am (avoid staying up late as much as possible)
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@RevivedWarrior (3749)
• India
12 Feb
These are some solid stuffs! Prioritizing actions, looking at personal growth and focussed life growth can really make a difference. Distractions such as social media needs to be limited and instead focus on valuable knowledge should be given more importance. One advice I would give to any 18-year-old is no matter how talented you are, your other skills such as discipline and focus needs to be best. Because after one stage, talent comes secondary and other skills comes handy. Definitely good guidelines for any youngster to follow. They should set a foundation for a purposeful life!
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