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Summer is over, the first calls have died down, the new school year has begun. We know by ourselves that sometimes it's not so much fun to go back to school. Again, you need to pore over books, get up on the alarm clock and face a lot of problems every day.
Therefore, we invite you to share your experience with the younger generation. What advice would you give yourself at school? What would help you spend this time with more joy and benefit?
So, Michelle Obama in an interview Advice to My Younger Self / People told People magazine that she would like to doubt her actions less, and also not be afraid of failures.
Focus on learning, not on achieving success. Instead of pretending that you understand something, just raise your hand and ask a question. You're a smart girl. And if you're confused, then most likely many other students are too. And for God's sake, let yourself make mistakes from time to time. Even the most successful people in the world face setbacks. That's why they grow so fast and become so interesting and wise.
Other famous people would also like to go back to the past and give a couple of tips to their young copies. For example, British singer Elton John ordered Celebrity letters to their teenage self: Dear me, you’re in for a hell of a life! / Daily Mail keep yourself away from prohibited substances. And the musician Jamie xx recommended We Asked Celebrities What Advice They’d Give Their Teenage Selves / Buzzfeed don't be ashamed to be a nerd. "In the end, you will succeed," he added.
