Many of the advices that i would give to myself i'm giving them to my nieces, is good to have internet to back up some of them. * be aware of its own cognitive

Many of the advices that i would give to myself i'm giving them to my nieces, is good to have internet to back up some of them. * be aware of its own cognitive bias (there is a nice listing in wikipedia) * studying is not a waste of time, is forming a culture to better communicate with others and gaining a toolchain that will prove useful. And is not something passive, teachers guide, but is your responsibility to learn in a way or another. * the boring math proofs worth at the very least as a training for better, more rigorous thinking, no matter if you ever see math again. Regarding programming, recommended them to play with Scratch when were younger, and probably would recommend them to play with python as the next step, if they were interested in programming, at least. But if I really could had given something to my younger self, probably would be the Grays Sport Almanac 1950-2000