What’s The One Thing Teenagers Do Right & We Grown-Ups Don’t
The only thing you lack can change your game for good
Since I started as an online writer about two years, I’ve had tried many things. Eventually, I’ve settled on my past mistakes and the lessons that I learned the hard way.
So, what I’ve been doing for a job is essentially talking to my confused 17-year-old self. Who didn’t know any better or had anyone to look up to.
Guess what? He wasn’t as helpless as I thought him to be.
Sure, the things I know now could save the teenage version of me a lot of unnecessary drama.
But there’s another side of the coin I, the know-it-all self-improvement blogger nearing his thirties, fail to recognize.
Here it is.
If not for those u̶n̶necessary dramas, I wouldn’t have learned so many things, nor would I have grown so fast.
So what did my teenage self use to get right that I was missing even after years’ worth of wisdom and experience?
Scrapping Perfectionism for a More Growth Mindset
Teenagers get such a bad rap for the same reasons older people hate millennials so much. It comes down to three things:
