What You Wished That You Would Do More Before 20

The biggest problem that the undergraduate university student have is when they realize that the program they choose is not meant for them. It's a catastrophic event, because, well, congrats! You just wasted your time in the wrong path. And also your parent's money. 

If you ask why most people are mediocre, that is because they're not meant to be where they are right now. You, the salaryman who works for the financing company could have been one of the richest baseball athlete if you just pick the right career at the right time. And you, the manager of chain restaurant in the middle of the block of New York could actually become the next Leonardo or Jim Carey, even your mother can't tell when you're acting or being honest. 

Some of the people never know what really works for them because they are too busy doing things like everyone else. Extra time that they have to try a lot of other things wasted for useless activity and in the end they never know what they really good at. Now while you still have your time, please help yourself and do as much as possible so that you will find the "THIS IS IT!" 

Conclusion

Old paradigm says that you should spend your youth studying, get good grades, so you will get a safe, stable job. But in fact stability is something that life really, really lack of. Well, I think we should enjoy our time learning. Spend most of our time knowing a lot of people, learn awesome magic tricks and discover our true calling. What could be more fun than get paid from something that we would love doing? 

Alright! I hope we learn something from this discussion. By the time I write this article I'm 25 to 26 years old. There are a lot of things that I wish I do in the past. But please do not linger in the past. Focus on the present and do what you can do today. 

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