I hope my future self maintained a healthy lifestyle and stayed on track in school. I want to ask my future self about what I could have done better this year in order to make life easier for them in the position they are currently in.
Category: Letter to Myself
LETTER TO FUTURE SELF
There are a lot of things I would love to remember in the future that my family has taught me over the last 13 years. This is something really fun to write a note to my future self and read it when I am older.
IF I KNEW THEN WHAT I KNOW NOW
Life really isn’t perfect. It’s not the way you’re imagining it. You’re going to overcome a lot of obstacles that you’re not expecting at all. There’s going to be fights with your parents.
The Future is Bright
The date of today is August 12, 2020. We are still in our homes because of COVID-19. Some say that turning 18 if far away but it’s right around the corner trying to sneak up on you. I can’t imagine what I look like being 18.
To Me (Before Covid)
We will have to move forward with our lives never knowing how different our lives would have been if this had never happened.
If I knew then what I know now
As a teenager I have made a handful of decisions that I later regretted in life. I realized that those might not have been the best decisions I’ve made personally, but they seemed right at the time.
Happy Mind, Happy Life
I’m writing you this letter in the first place to remind you of who you are. This world is crazy in so many ways. One thing that will stick with me the most is to stop worrying so much- especially about the little things.
If I Knew Then What I Know Now
Do not fear judgement, but think of it as something to defeat by being more open and having fun. If you don’t, you will regret it.
Help is always needed
Being so hard with yourself won’t help you at all—you just create more problems, and that B isn’t a failing grade. That B has to be your motivation to push yourself. You know, I know, everyone knows you are capable of doing it.
If I had known…
Covid-19 took a lot of things from me, but it also brought me much time to reflect…I learned to value the moments I used to take for granted.