I will start with being less of a people pleaser and less compliant.
That would probably have changed the course of my life.
How about you?
I will start with being less of a people pleaser and less compliant.
That would probably have changed the course of my life.
How about you?
Don't go to University - it won't work out well for you.
In hindsight, University was something was expected of me (by my teachers at the time), rather than something I necessarily wanted to do. While I did learn some things during my four years of Computer Science (include one year of industrial placement), very little of what we were taught actually had much relevance to what I'd end up doing.
Perhaps if I'd kept my artistic skills up, I'd have pursued something along those lines, though I suspect I'd have been poorer as a result. As it was, I ended up a graphic designer purely because I knew how to use stuff like Photoshop and CorelDRAW. So maybe I did find my calling, albeit in a roundabout way. 
Don't go to University - it won't work out well for you.
In hindsight, University was something was expected of me (by my teachers at the time), rather than something I necessarily wanted to do. While I did learn some things during my four years of Computer Science (include one year of industrial placement), very little of what we were taught actually had much relevance to what I'd end up doing.
Perhaps if I'd kept my artistic skills up, I'd have pursued something along those lines, though I suspect I'd have been poorer as a result. As it was, I ended up a graphic designer purely because I knew how to use stuff like Photoshop and CorelDRAW. So maybe I did find my calling, albeit in a roundabout way.
