Things I wish I had learned as a child
how to cook food and make drinks, have clean water
handle stress
deal with angry people
know and understand the seven 7 deadly sins of humans/man/men/women/woman/children
meditation meditate
good exercise for me personally and not try to do something just because another can do it
health (mental, emotional and physical) and nutrition
psychology
knowing accepting understanding myself and others
understanding religions and their origins and purposes
understanding government and their purposes
manage managing money
manage managing time
choose friends, jobs, careers carefully
be prudent with my words
how to speak in public courageously instead of having anxiety attacks
do only what I should be doing instead of listening to others tell me what they think I should be doing
focus exclusively on what I need to do and not be distracted by anyone or anything else
know who speaks from wisdom versus those who speak because they have to say something
differentiate between wisdom and useless chatter so I can learn from the wise
character judgement
how to interpret sarcasm
how to take a joke about myself and not feel hurt
know the difference between someone who cares about me and one who does not
know my own strengths focus on them instead of focusing on weaknesses others perceive about me
understand the motives of people, human nature
be action oriented and responsive, to respond appropriately, instead of being reactive reacting
how to effectively and politely get my point across with as few words as possible
how to relax de-stress
how to be the most productive in least amount of time and effort
how to prioritize goals, time management, tasks, duties, social obligations and free time
how to tell the difference between what is important and what is not
how to cook food and make drinks, have clean water
handle stress
deal with angry people
know and understand the seven 7 deadly sins of humans/man/men/women/woman/children
meditation meditate
good exercise for me personally and not try to do something just because another can do it
health (mental, emotional and physical) and nutrition
psychology
knowing accepting understanding myself and others
understanding religions and their origins and purposes
understanding government and their purposes
manage managing money
manage managing time
choose friends, jobs, careers carefully
be prudent with my words
how to speak in public courageously instead of having anxiety attacks
do only what I should be doing instead of listening to others tell me what they think I should be doing
focus exclusively on what I need to do and not be distracted by anyone or anything else
know who speaks from wisdom versus those who speak because they have to say something
differentiate between wisdom and useless chatter so I can learn from the wise
character judgement
how to interpret sarcasm
how to take a joke about myself and not feel hurt
know the difference between someone who cares about me and one who does not
know my own strengths focus on them instead of focusing on weaknesses others perceive about me
understand the motives of people, human nature
be action oriented and responsive, to respond appropriately, instead of being reactive reacting
how to effectively and politely get my point across with as few words as possible
how to relax de-stress
how to be the most productive in least amount of time and effort
how to prioritize goals, time management, tasks, duties, social obligations and free time
how to tell the difference between what is important and what is not
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