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As a 17yo high school senior, I would say self-disciple, time-management, how to prioritise and sacrifice. One of the things that I really think more people sh
by O_H_E 8y ago
As a 17yo high school senior, I would say self-disciple, time-management, how to prioritise and sacrifice.
One of the things that I really think more people should teach their kids is how to look back at history of science, politics, or economics and evaluate how we came to the point where we are today. That change takes time, but someone have to have the guts to start. All radical ideas were unpopular at first.
Most of these new generations are soft and spoiled, yes I am talking about my peers and partly myself, Hardwork is an incredible skill that everyone have to acquire by himself.
PS: you can't teach them everything, sometimes you just gotta prepare the way
- __exit__ 8y agoThis is quite the answer. Newer generations should realize such things as respect, self-discipline and responsability. In the meantime, enjoy life the way one prefers.
- HiroshiSan 8y agoGreat answer, these are all things I wish were instilled in me when I was younger. I'm paying the price now having to learn them on my own and to say the least it's a very frustrating and bitter existence. I'd also add try to really get good at math regardless of what you do in life. I think Math ability is one of the most useful skills to have in this day and age. Check out artofproblemsolving.com and get involved in the community.