For me personally, I'd try and be more outgoing when in university. As the saying goes, it's who you know that matters in life, not what you know. And by focusi

For me personally, I'd try and be more outgoing when in university. As the saying goes, it's who you know that matters in life, not what you know. And by focusing almost entirely on the academic side and solo hobbies and not getting to know anyone, I probably missed out on both friendships and career opportunities. Other things I wish I'd done differently were: - Getting into video creating and livestreams early on rather than writing. By the time I was posting online, the blogging world was on the way out and things like YouTube were taking off. If I'd taken it more seriously early on, I probably could have had a huge channel by now. -Living independently in university. It seems like that's probably the best time to learn that stuff, since everyone else is in the same boat and people understand that students aren't exactly the best at healthy living.