01/09/2022
Have you ever heard the phrase -
> "If I knew then what I know now, then I'd do things differently"? <
Hindsight's a wonderful thing, as they say!
Do you ever wish that you could give some advice to your younger self? Maybe tell them that they shouldn't have worried because things were alright in the end. What advice would you give to your 'younger self'? What nugget could you impart now to maybe help our younger generation? Pop it in the comments below.
Here's my letter to my younger self. If only I knew then what I know now!
"Dear Younger Sue,
It's me Sue, well you, from the future. I'm here to guide you on a few things because your life is precious and time will go soooo fast. It's ok at 14 or whatever, thinking that you've got all the time in the world. But the next thing you know you're in your 40's (or even 50's) and you're only just getting your life sussed out.
Don't let trials and tribulations knock you down, I'm sorry to say but there'll be many along the way - heartache, sadness, betrayal, disloyalty, hurt and immense grief. Each of them will feel like a final blow to you, but believe me when I tell you that you will survive them all. Not only will you survive them, but they will make you stronger and more resilient. So much more than you could ever have thought possible. And you will learn many lessons along the way and you'll be able to help so many other people because of it.
But you'll try lots of things to help you in your life and most of them won't even work. You'll end up wasting so much time and spending so much money on these things, until you fall upon that one golden gem that will change your life for ever. That one coach who will show you exactly what to do to get control of your own life and self. I wish I could stop you from wasting all those years, I hope this helps and I can do. Because after that you will be able to shine and soar and do whatever you want to. Yes life will still happen to you but you'll know how to easily cope with it all.
And don't worry because none of this will change you or make you bitter. In fact it will make you better, even more kind, caring and loving. And you'll have such good values like honesty, loyalty, integrity and fairness because you've seen what a lack of these can do. And don't ever worry if you'll be clever enough because you definitely are. Don't ever worry if you'll have enough, because you'll always have more than you need. And don't ever worry that you're not good enough because you are, you always have been and you always will be.
And so I'm sending so much love to you, my younger self. You've got this! Enjoy your life, be happy in all you do and remember that time goes so fast so don't waste it worrying and wondering."
What golden nugget of advice might you give you to a young person. let me know in the comments.
Sue x