There are lots of videos and articles about “millionaire advice” out there and today I’d like to share about the millionaire advice for teenager. This just doesn’t apply to if you’re a teenager this applies to anyone in life, because these are the 5 life lessons that I would argue are the most important lessons from lots of different articles and videos on Internet.
#5 Your problems don’t matter as much as you think
I know it seems like it’s end of the world when you have problems, but trust me you’ll get over it and life does go on and you can still move on and live a happy and healthy life. The truth is, everybody experiences their problems and you feel the pain, sadness and all that, but time heals all wounds. No matter how drastic and devastated, you are right now, things do move on and you’ll get over it. And the most important thing is not to overreact to the problem.
#4 Treat the janitor like the CEO
You wanna treat everyone with respect. it doesn’t matter if it’s homeless person outside of McDonald’s or if you meet Elon Musk. The truth is every single one of us is the same. We are all people, we are all struggling to get through life, we all have problems, happiness and we all have problems that we are dealing with. You can add sadness, anger or negativity to the world, or you can actually choose to add positivity to the world. So treat everyone as if they’re CEO of a billion dollar company and your life will be so much better for it.
#3 Slow down and think things through
Problem that a lot of people have especially with smartphones and instant gratification society that our society has become is people are so in a hurry to get things done. (get the job, finish school, get promotion and so on). They don’t even slow down and actually enjoy the time that they have now. Time passes either way, so you want to actually take time, stop, slow down and actually enjoy the present moment which is actually a lot harder than it seems like it is to do.
#2 Measure twice, but cut once.
You wanna talk to people who are more experienced than you. If you gonna go to collage, talk to somebody who’s already in college. Ask what they would have done differently. Talk to someone who graduated from collage, because maybe they cannot find a job. Maybe they wish they wouldn’t have gone to collage. You never know. Just talk to people who have already done something you are trying to do. When you’re entering a new realm, or new arena in life, go talk to family, friends, coworkers, or someone on internet. You gonna save yourself from so many potential errors and fatal catastrophic events just having that single conversation.
#1 Be accountable
Don’t be late, don’t be flakey when you make commitment to someone actually follow through because how you do one thing is how you do everything. So if you’re showing up late, to meetings or when you tell someone you gonna be somewhere, that’s gonna translate into your own life and business. The reason why we go to high school and collage is not so much to actually learn anything, but to establish habits and to prove that we can actually do something.
