Making big life decisions with no regrets
- Make sure to spend time thinking about your decisions twice or thrice, but don't let it eat you up.
- Stop undermining your relationships, both romantic and platonic.
- Learn how to seize opportunities. You can't go back in time. Whatever you choose to do, whether study or travel or both, your experiences are your own.
- Lay down your personal values and make decisions based on them. As long as you have a good justification for a decision to be made now, at least you won't regret it later.
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