10 Things I Wish I Knew As A Kid

I sat down the other day and consciously asked myself what would be the ten things I wish I could go back in time and tell my younger self.
Without much thought, these bullet points spilled onto the page and I think they apply to really any facet of life, so I hope they strike a chord with you as well.
After capturing this list, I quickly took note of the fact that even as an adult in a fast-moving world of noise and constant distractions, I need to continue reminding myself of these important lessons...
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Tenacity beats talent every time
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Everyone is great at at least one thing
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You don’t have to be good at everything
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Nobody will ever be a better version of you than you
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Nothing incredible that happens to you will be solely of your own doing.
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However, you will be responsible for the fruition of nearly every incredible thing that happens to you
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Failure is like a skeleton key to success: fail more, succeed more
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You don’t know what’s going to land or miss- so plant a lot of seeds
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If you can, check to see if the ground is fertile before planting the seeds
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Fear doesn’t have to be your enemy- make friends with it and it’ll help you, slam the door on it and it’ll always haunt you
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Stay well,