Evan Carmichael tells his 19-year-old self, depressed and doubting everything, that belief matters most: belief that things will work out, that he's capable, that his goals are possible. He walks through a "who, why, how" process to find your core value and let it guide you forward.
And if I was going to go back and talk to 19-year-old Evan who was borderline depressed, not liking himself, not happy with where he was, not proud of himself, what would I go back and tell that guy? Believe. Believe that it's possible. Believe that it's going to work out. Believe that you're capable. Believe that it will happen. Believe. You need more belief. And so that's a, that's a standard answer, and it's applicable for you if you go through the who, why, how process and you figure out your most important core value. That's the message that you would go off and give to your younger self.
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