What's one valuable lesson or skill you learned as a child that you find yourself using regularly as an adult?
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What's one valuable lesson or skill you learned as a child that you find yourself using regularly as an adult?
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Most valuable skill is reading. I couldn't do many things in life, including my job, without it.
How to throw out spiders with a glass and a sheet of paper was a very useful lesson. It helps my fiancΓ©e quite frequently π
Being able to read and absorb what I've read very quickly. I read a lot as a kid, so that probably contributed to it.
Never give up.
Idk, there's times where it's totally worth it to pause or stop and do something else. But maybe that's just me?
Do it your way, because you won't be happy any way else.
Equally, don't be a butt-face. Fancy, I know.
Get used to feeling uncomfortable. Whether it's reading a language other than your own, learning a new skill, practicing sports or getting to know new people. The best things in life happen when you step out of your comfort zone.
Pay no attention to details but learn