I say that, you know, you can never be overeducated. The more you know, the better. So tell me, what's a valuable lesson you've learned in life? Because for me, something I learned very early on in college was that not everyone has the same heart as you. And trust me, knowing that saves you so much time and energy when it comes to other people and to really focus on you and not really, you know, listen to what anyone or anything tells you and defines you and your goals. So yeah, like I said, not everyone has the same heart as you when it comes to the things that you want in life. You know you best. So yeah, tell me a valuable lesson and I would love for others to, you know, hopefully learn from you.

I find that everyone's banging on about textbook smarts these days, whatever happened to life skills, morality and social skills about being a genuine kind and real person, the old you get back in what you put out treat others like you would like to be treated. treated. I've met so many overeducated, high IQ, PhDs, MDs, etc. and they're all just...

The most I will lesson that I've learned throughout my life was I do not trust the same person twice let you be broke you broke your heart or like anything like that do not trust him again that was like the worst mistake ever

The most valuable lesson I've learned in life is to embrace failure a lot of the most transformative leaders and people who've ever done anything are the ones who have wrist failure 1000 times but I have a really large propensity to arts perfectionism but what I've noticed is that that actually makes me freeze and not even try so failure is a good thing you can learn from it

So this is how it goes this is how it goes so everybody needs to know everybody wants to learn some valuable lessons right and we need to note that those valuable lessons are not always present most of them are they know quite a lot of pain and one thing that will make you grow the fastest is blaming everything that happens in your life yourself one of the best things you can do

because this is America and everybody is different. Pulled up to the scene. pulled up to the same.

Well I look into it for 24 years old in my life and I'm learn like first of myself I'm not believe in put expectation other people not I'm not gonna do it anymore because I just done for myself and I just been for myself going to be independent and just use your saw because in the end of the day you just do it for yourself and not anyone proud of you that much you probably yourself so just be yourself and be in the pan

I learned that what is gone is gone forever. That means once that is gone is gone. Don't bother about it and always think about what is coming in you to your life

You can't get mad at others for not fulfilling the expectations that you put on them. When I was 18, I really liked this girl. I thought, oh, she's my everything, my soulmate, blah, blah, blah. And when she didn't fulfill my expectations, I felt resentful towards her. And that's unfair to her, me, and anybody.

We're all the time I got a buy my dad son pay your bill on time pay your bills off or they do you know we are on Bowman know when I learn and having a good heart you have a good one