I Wish I Knew Earlier, My Finance Would Not Be at This Level

While I am not 40 there are things I wished I had known before I was twenty. It is not a regret, but it is about how strange our parents didn't tell us these at an early age. Let me begin sharing them with you. I wish I didn't wait for miracles to happen and for magic to always appear when I was stuck or when I needed to get results. Waiting for nature to take its course in my life and my finance was a complete waste of time. The truth remains that I waited for a long time for things to happen, I was expecting a beautiful reality but I didn't get it. Nothing will ever happen unless you pursue it relentlessly. Nobody will bring breakfast or lunch to your table because you are alive, to be honest, nobody cares what becomes of you unless you make something happen. I was waiting for a manual to rule my life but I didn't get one, and it was up to me to run my life the way I wanted. No person or government was going to bail me out when I crash.

Image Reference

As a young person, I wanted to play it safe and didn't want to fail, so there were so many risks I could have taken that I didn't take, and I regret to date that I didn't take them. I didn't want to try a lot of things before I didn't know if it was going to fail or succeed. I just didn't want to fail at all, and I regret to date that I didn't try a lot of these things. I wish I had given those things a try, I might have failed but it wouldn't matter now, and I might have succeeded. It is normal to fail, and I wish I knew this earlier. I didn't want to fail and would only try things I was certain about. I didn't want to fail at all but I was wrong. Failure is a better teacher than success. You learn more from your failures than successes and the more mistakes, the more success opportunity.

These things I wrote above might look simple to you, but they are serious issues and I wished I had understood them in my life earlier, it would have made much difference.

Posted Using LeoFinance ^Beta