What’s one thing you really wish you had learned a lot earlier in life?

[Marc]

I found out when I was 26 that "beef" is from cows and "pork" is from pigs. I used to think they were just... different animals. And just so you know, I have a college degree

 

[Migztech_V2]

Most people are so caught up in their own lives that they hardly judge you as harshly as you might think. I spent years feeling self-conscious about things that nobody even noticed.

 

[Alan]

Most people are so caught up in their own lives that they hardly judge you as harshly as you might think. I spent years feeling self-conscious about things that nobody even noticed.

...turns out everyone’s main character in their own movie, we’re just background extras anyway..

 

[Muzlelodr]

Woodcraft. I was 16 when my uncle took me under his wing to teach me outdoor lore like camping, hunting & fishing. Now it is the biggest part of my life.

 

[TommyJ]

I went way too long without understanding how much consistency matters. I used to chase results instead of fixing habits. Once that clicked, everything else started falling into place.