Don't marry too soon!
Some good advice from Guy KawasakiDon’t get married too soon. I got married when I was thirty-two. That’s about the right age. Until you’re about that age, you may not know who you are. You also may not know who you’re marrying. I don’t know anyone who got married too late. I know many people who got married too young.
Obey the absolutes. When you were young, it was absolutely wrong to lie, cheat, or steal. When you enter the workforce, you will be tempted to think in relative terms. As you grow older, you will see that right and wrong seems to change from absolute to relative. This is wrong: right is right and wrong is wrong forever.
Enjoy your family and friends before they are gone. Nothing–not money, power, or fame–can replace your family and friends or bring them back once they are gone. You probably have delusions of immortality right now—that’s natural. At least consider that while you may be immortal, those around you are not.
One more thing. When you were a child, you thought your parents were always right. Through high school and college, you thought your parents were always wrong. After college, you’ll realize that your parents were often right. And then, believe it or not, you’ll eventually become your parents. Wrap your young mind around that….
http://guykawasaki.com/my-advice-to-22-year-olds/
If i have to give advice to my kids i would give 2:
1.Be different
2.Even if you do what everybody does if you work hard, be the first to show up, be diligent and be a bit perfectionist you will do well no matter what. The power of working hard/well is unappreciated. Most people do the minimum. Always do a bit more and that makes a big difference.
I always wanted to be different. I always wanted to be first.
Miuccia Prada Talent is cheaper than table salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.
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