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@eman
how can my younger brother who is a junior in high school start preparing for the real world? plz don’t say SAT prep
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@eman
@perl
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@eman
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@carter
Trying as many different interests as possible. Found it’s just as important to know what you dislike as what you like. All the experience ends up building together for more confidence and decision making later on
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Start some kind pf a business. Will learn you ablot, plus he´s have a big audience since he´s still in school. The connections u make there are crazy for later in life
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@vlad
Prompt engineering I mean it seriously, get him to play with Stable Diffusion, DALL-E 2, GPT-3, Codex. Let him train asking the AI model in the right way so he gets what he needs.
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@rohanagarwal94
Tell him to join genz mafia discord somehow. He will figure out the rest.
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@zom
Get a shitty job part time either locally or online
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@chad
have him work a month doing manual labor 50hrs/week I bet he'll begin to appreciate things
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@alecurtu
Just send it…. Spend time at networking events stay out of the bar.
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@shpigford
make things. physical things. digital things. anything. being able to produce things of value is a superpower.
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@alexyao
I started meditating at that age - it changed my life!
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@jamison
I think reading is one of the most important things any of us can do. It helps us to communicate better through verbal and writing. Journaling daily is also incredibly underrated and most people don’t take the time to do it.
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'People think about luck as kind of “what” luck but I’ve had great “who” luck... “who” luck is when you come across somebody who changes your trajectory or invests in you, bets on you, gives you guidance and key points.' https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/jim-collins/
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@n
A good analogy I heard: Learning how to code is akin to being literate when the printing press came out
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@corbin.eth
learn personal finance. start an internet business (content, ecommerce, drop shipping, etc.). Learn to code.
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@minh
Start learning about personal finance and passive income now.
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@jayce
Pursue at least one thing that matters to him... a crazy career, talent, goal, accomplishment, etc. Just say, what have you always wanted to try or do? After answer, you can say "great, let's make sure you do that before you graduate."
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@juan
Also, start something. Honestly anything is a really good way to learn what you are good or bad at. Start a club, an online business, something IRL, anything! Learn by doing. Bonus points if it is something he is passionate in.
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@eq
Only a few years older but I'd say put effort into friendships, read more, & relentlessly pursue your interests. Also, you get back the effort you put in. My top regret is half-assing everything. The one activity I put true effort into I got really good at and had tons of fun.
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