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Looking back on previous opportunities I've had, I do regret not taking full advantage of them. It wasn't something I realized I should be cognizant of until la
by ehnto 5y ago
Looking back on previous opportunities I've had, I do regret not taking full advantage of them. It wasn't something I realized I should be cognizant of until later in my career though. With hindsight it's easy to see where I could have utilized each opportunity more.
That is one of those 'small privileges' you get from an upbringing that teaches how to succeed I think, much like personal finance, travel, building strong relationships and so on. I know it's hard to get through to kids sometimes, but just having them keep in mind that they should be aware of these topics puts them miles ahead of others in terms of living a well lived life.
- germinalphrase 5y ago“… I do regret not taking full advantage of them” Knowing how to do so - or even what ‘full advantage’ includes - is almost certainly one of those ‘you don’t know what you don’t know’ things. Obvious later in your career, but invisible at the time.