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The more I thought about it, the more I wanted to send an older version of me an email. Unfortunately I don’t know what my email address will be in fourteen years’ time so I hope I’ll be able to read this email on my blog.
Here it is:
Dear Older
Version of Me,
I know you might
consider yourself old and wise, but I think there are a few lessons that I could
teach you. You probably know them already; however, they may be so far back in
your mind you may not remember them clearly.
The first thing
I’d like to say is actually a question: What career are you working in?
Although it might sound like a strange question I’m currently wishing I could
tell the future in order to discover which career interests me the most. I am
getting closer to an answer but I’m not entirely sure what to choose just yet.
Anyway back to
the lessons I want to teach you, I know the life you are leading is incredibly
busy and there may be times when you consider giving up your hobbies but
promise me you won’t. You need an outlet for your creativity or else your
imagination will stage a military coup and take over your brain. Equally
importantly, you also need to find time to relax even though your life is
hectic. If you can find time for this you will be even happier and much more
capable of tackling life’s obstacles.
I also want to
tell you that if you ever feel overwhelmed by something (e.g. your workload)
just take a deep breath. You’re awesome!! You’re a role model to many of the
people who know you and you’re a brave girl who has achieved so much in her
life. Now that you know this, take a step back and look at your life through a
new perspective. If you haven’t been on five adventures yet you had better
start booking your flights.
Believe in
yourself!
Kirsty (Age 16)
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