A CEO reflects on what he'd tell his 20-year-old self: trust your gut about right and wrong, and when you feel yourself heading the wrong way, stop and pivot. He wouldn't change his mistakes because they taught him who he is.
What advice would you give to your 20-year-old self? It's always a tough question for me because there's very little I want to change because of how much wisdom you gain by doing bad things or messing up and learning from it. For sure. So I really wouldn't be the same if I hadn't done the stuff. I would go back to myself and say, look, it's all going to be all right in the end. You know what's good. I know what's right and wrong, and I've realized that as I get older. I know when I'm doing something right and I know when I'm doing something wrong. So I just say to myself, listen to yourself. When you know you're doing something wrong, stop it and start doing the right things. But I wouldn't want to change too much about my past because it's, it What gives you your stories.
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