In the past something would have bothered you the most, something you wanted to do, something you wanted to change, and you fought with someone. But now it doesn't even matter or you could have taken that leap back then. So what advice would you give your younger self ?
Move out and start content creations 😺
Mine bitcoin you little shit.
Learn coding from class 11 itself, no other academics matter that much, just don't drop a year for IIT, chose any decent college that you get and focus on C, C++, Java during your first 2 years then on the third year, focus on projects. Enjoy your late teens and early 20s as much as you can instead of immersing yourself in government preparation This is my message to my 16 year old self
Background: I'm about to start my corporate journey and one of the advices I recieved was "Don't take things personally, and treat most feedback as a chance to improve and not resent!"
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