I'm 57. If you're in your 20's please watch this.
Mark Tilbury · 4,302 words · 22 min read · EN-US

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A week ago, I turned 57. And if I could go back to talk to my 20-year-old self and give him some advice, here are the 50 things I would say. Number one, work on your willpower. You'll never reach your full potential or outwork your rivals if you can't focus for long periods of time.
This was true when I was younger, but it's even more applicable now with so many distractions fighting for your attention. If you can focus and work hard, you'll be miles ahead of everyone else, so why not use this video as a test for yourself? If you can reach the end without skipping and actually listen to everything I say on a deep level,
then you'll be in the minority. Number two, become more of a producer than a consumer. I understand consuming content is key, especially if you learn a lot. However, you should always be trying to put more out into the world than you're taking, otherwise you'll end up robbed of your time and attention. Number three, be nice to people on the come up
because you never know where they're gonna be in the future. There have been countless times when I've underestimated someone's potential, only to see them achieve credible success later on. By treating everyone with kindness and support, even if you're unsure about their plans, you create good karma. If they strike it big, they'll likely remember those who were in their corner,
and you may benefit from that connection too. Number four, watch what most people are doing and then do the opposite. It took me a few years to find the courage to leave my nine to five job and start my own business. I was comfortable with the routine of receiving a paycheck and accepting life as it was.
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