As a child, some people lived in the same house until the went to school. Others would find that incredible. Which are you? Do you think the number of times you moved had an impact on your development?
Share why if you wish.
Asking — and answering — life's interesting questions
As a child, some people lived in the same house until the went to school. Others would find that incredible. Which are you? Do you think the number of times you moved had an impact on your development?
Share why if you wish.
Imagine you could communicate with a younger version of yourself. What age would you choose, and what advice would you give you past self?
After dealing with the pandemic for nearly a year, it might be tempting to give a little heads up to yourself as you are going in to lockdown. Would you suggest stocking up on toilet paper? Get used to wearing a mask? Hug your loved ones while you can?
On the other hand, an older, and presumably wiser, you might talk to a teenage version of yourself. Would you suggest learning a particular skill? Maybe having a certain experience? Or perhaps avoiding a certain experience?
Alternately, you might have something to say to you as you enter the workforce. Or some advice on your wedding day. Or when your child is about to be born.
What age would you choose, and what would you say?
Finally, is there anything that your present self can learn from what you would like to tell your younger self?
Related questions: What was the best time in your life? What’s the most useful thing you’ve ever learned? Past, present, or future? What is the worst job you’ve ever had?
A certain place can trigger a beloved memory from childhood. Or a song, or even a smell. What gives you nostalgia for your youth?
Share why if you wish.
If you had the option of being young again, but you lose the experience and wisdom you have earned, would it be worth it?
Share why if you wish.