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Tell HN: I'm 18 years old today
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#22Re: Tell HN: I'm 18 years old today
#23It's true you'll make far more money starting your own company, if it is successful. Unfortunately, I don't have specific advice on how to do that.
Learning to invest, however, always works.
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#24The only piece of advice I can provide which I think is provably correct is to put as much money as you can spare into an S&P 500 index fund.
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#25Re: Tell HN: I'm 18 years old today
#26number two: don’t look at others, don’t try to impress, you have your own path and your own destiny
number three: take risks, later you won’t be able to
number four: live frugally, invest into S&P 500 index
most importantly: be nice to people, you’ll never regret being nice
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#27Don't stress too much about your education or career. Procastinate doing things you find interesting, but at the same time strengthen niche skills. Party now, when you hit 30 the hangovers will most likely be unbearable and take too much time. Live in a dorm and travel abroad alone, this will let you meet people you wouldn't have otherwise. Go to festivals. Have one night stands and non-binding relationships. Make mi…
Re: Tell HN: I'm 18 years old today
#28You can't improve yourself without feedback via communication.
You can't compromise without communication.
You can't have a meaningful relationship (work or romantic) without communication.
You can't build something useful without communicating with those you're building it for.
Life is all about communicating meaningfully with others. Don't put off figuring that out like I did.
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#29Re: Tell HN: I'm 18 years old today
#30Don't don't. At your age you can avoid to burn the candle at both ends and in the middle (joke courtesy of Redd Foxx). Everyone telling you to not do X is just telling you that they had a problem with X. The only piece of advice I can provide which I think is provably correct is to put as much money as you can spare into an S&P 500 index fund.