So today I want to share a topic with you that I think is pretty cool. It's fun for me to reflect back and think about

information or perspective that could have changed my life at a particular point in time, made it potentially easier to navigate.

And so what I want to share with you today is 10 things that I wish I knew in high school.

10 things that I learned along the way that being, you know, decades removed now would have made life easier, simpler, and just put me at ease, right?

So much of, you know, growth is learning, hey, right?

Everything's fine.

We figure things out as we go.

So I'm going to dive right into it.

Here are 10 things that I wish I knew in high school.

The first one is no one has all the answers.

And that's a big thing to learn to uncover, right?

Because there's so much uncertainty, there's so much unknown when you're younger,

that it's almost like we want to assume that these people over here have all the answers,

or these people we look up to, or follow or surround ourselves with, like they have it all

figured out. No one has it all figured out. Life is a game of adjustment. It's learning as you go,

right? We're all perpetual students. And that should make

you feel better because it's not like there is some great depth you're lacking. You're just playing

the game of life and each chapter is going to have its lessons and teach you valuable things.

No one has all the answers. You pick them up as you go.

I like to think of advice as a buffet, where it's like people can offer their suggestions,

or you can even from afar watch and observe,

doesn't mean it will directly apply to what you do or what you want.

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