I want to add - habits like that are great to pick up, and fine tune, when you're in college. More so if you're a college student that can focus 100% on your a

I want to add - habits like that are great to pick up, and fine tune, when you're in college. More so if you're a college student that can focus 100% on your academic life/studies, unburdened by things like work. EVEN more so if you have great mentors, professors, etc. that can guide you to the right place. I'm not saying that one CAN NOT do the things above, if you're a busy student with work on the side, and very limited resources as far as mentors or professors go...but I do think that those lucky enough to find themselves in the right positions, are more likely to mature - and quicker. (And it was no surprise to see that the author is a PPE grad from Oxford)