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Ask HN: What do you wish you started learning 10 years earlier?
- sturza 6y agoBiology, math, physics, paychology
- IndySun 6y agoComputers.
- prima 6y agoChinese.
- smithmor 6y agofilm editing, math, and coding
- probinso 6y agoMantaining/Building relationships, time management, self care
- QuixoticQuibit 6y agoWhat do you wish you learned about maintaining/building relationships? What self-care routines do you wish you started earlier?
- probinso 6y agoWhen you're younger you are usually raised in a leveled community of people trying to learn these things. Eventually you can age out of a like-struggling population. Learning requires experimentation in any discipline. Having a cohort allows for leniency. Things like prioritizing physical health activities. Things like establishing work-life balance that includes hobbies, personal, and group activities. Things like starting friendships without a social broker (like work or other friends).
- yoricm 6y ago- Learning how to learn (Barbara Oakley). - Keeping track of my reading - Journaling - Jim Rohn's philosophy (any book, or 7 Strategies For Wealth) - Osho's philosophy (any book)
- QuixoticQuibit 6y agoWhat does keeping track of reading mean? Like note taking for novels, non-fiction books, etc?
- meiraleal 6y agoNutrition and fitness (actually biology and physiology). Especially keto/carnivore WOE and intermittent fasting. Tens of problems I thought it was me were just the poorly way I've been eating all my life.
- QuixoticQuibit 6y agoWhat kind of problems did you have that weren’t obviously nutrition/health related? Curious what your diet is and what we’re the benefits that you saw.
- meiraleal 6y agoThe most intriguing one I'd say is baldness. My hair stop falling and is actually regrowing in most parts of my head. I changed my diet to keto and then carnivore, also stopped eating 4, 5 times a day and try to do OMAD (one meal a day).