What financial advice would you give your younger self?

Top 10 financial tips you would give your younger self

• Save as soon as possible.
• Keep debt to a minimum and always pay it off.
• Don’t overindulge on luxuries.
• Have a budget.
• Plan for your future.
• Start an emergency fund.
• Learn about your taxes.
• Look after your health.

What is one thing you would tell your younger self?

“Be kinder to yourself.” “Always know your worth.” “The world is bigger than you think it is and your worries aren’t as important as you think they are, just be you.” “Don’t worry if you look different, or feel you look different, from most other people.

What are 52 things I Wish I Could Tell my younger self?

Here, in hopes that it might be helpful to you on your own journey, are 52 things I wish I could tell my younger self: 1. Life is good. Not always, but mostly. And when it is not so good, be assured it will get better. 2. It’s a good thing that we don’t know everything that’s going to happen to us.

Should you look back at your younger self?

And remember, if looking back fills you with regret, realize you did the best you could at the time, experts said. Happy adults view their younger selves with compassion, and use regret to motivate change, the study noted.

What advice Would you give Your 20 year old self?

Respondents would tell their younger selves: “Stay in school. Don’t drop college no matter how many promotions you get.” “Get master’s while in your 20s.” “Finish college in four years.” Advice in this category was often tinged with regret, Kowalski said.

What would you tell your younger versions of yourself with hindsight?

“But education is an interesting thing because depending on age and financial ability, you can go back and fix that,” she noted. Many people have trouble being kind to themselves, Kowalski said, so this is what they’d tell their younger versions with hindsight: “Be kinder to yourself.”