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- Take your work more seriously - Don't use your emotions when deciding - Don't eat that much and make exercising everyday a habit - Don't listen to that sch

• zatkin 12y ago
  As an American, some of these were difficult for me to relate to.
  • batuhanicoz 12y ago
    I'm guessing you are mentioning these points: - Don't listen to that school counselor; never EVER go to public school She told me and my family to opt for public school in high school but quality of education was[0] very low and I was already making money as a software developer at that time. Private schools have access; better network for the future and most of them have excellent education. - Care less about grades more about work Again, I was in a shitty school that gave me nothing. Working towards a better career would be better choice. - Leave your parents' house before 18 This is a personal opinion. It was clear that I was going to move to a different city but I've never had to do any chores at home. So, my first year, I failed at some basic tasks in the house since I had no experience. If I was living in a separate house before moving to a different city; somewhere close to my parents, it would've been better. [0] still very low. I need to point out that all of these opinions are rare in my country. Combination of a rich family, love for technology, hunger for knowledge and luck is the reason why my opinions are like this.