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As a dad, I can only hope my daughter writes something like this when she grows up. Now I just have to come up with some great advice for her. Here are a few nuggets I’m stealing:
13. Invest your money in something.
14. Invest yourself in something else.
Wow – thanks for the link.
I’m at home this week studying for the bar and the condensed advice my dad has shelled out in the past few days -
“You should be relaxing by now. If you didn’t learn it in that review course you took, I doubt you’re going to learn it this week. If I passed the bar, you’ll pass the bar. Drink a beer with me on the porch.”
Encouraging, while being a touch disheartening, and all around distracting. It is nice to be told you might have already done enough, even if it comes from a very bias source.
It is good to get parents advice once in a while but sometimes just sometimes you must have confidents in yourself.
Darryl