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« on: 02/20/08, 12:52 PM »

Interesting article that talks about things every 18 year-old should know.

http://zenhabits.net/2008/02/20-things-i-wish-i-had-known-when-starting-out-in-life/

I think this is my favorite one:

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11. All that stuff that's stressing you out — it won't matter in 5 years, let alone 15. When things are happening to you right now, they mean all the world. I had deadlines and projects and people breathing down my neck, and my stress levels went through the roof. I don't regret the hard work (see above) but I think I would have been less stressed if I could have just realized that it wouldn't matter a single bit just a few years down the road. Perspective is a good thing to learn.
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« Reply #1 on: 02/21/08, 09:05 PM »

I think this is my favorite one:

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11. All that stuff that's stressing you out — it won't matter in 5 years, let alone 15. When things are happening to you right now, they mean all the world. I had deadlines and projects and people breathing down my neck, and my stress levels went through the roof. I don't regret the hard work (see above) but I think I would have been less stressed if I could have just realized that it wouldn't matter a single bit just a few years down the road. Perspective is a good thing to learn.

What about money?
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« Reply #2 on: 02/25/08, 12:10 AM »

Granted money is always important but as your income goes up so do your costs so you're almost always worrying about money anyway. The main thing is just to keep a good perspective on everything, not getting too angry when in a short amount of time it won't matter anyway.
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