“Youth is a wonderful thing. What a crime to waste it on the young.”
As young people we have some of the best opportunities, an abundance of energy, and probably the greatest amount of free time that we will have. It isn’t until we are older that we realize we should have taken advantage of the time, energy, and opportunities we were given when we were younger.
We often don’t realize how great childhood and youth are until we experience adulthood, but at that point we can’t get back the time or opportunities that we lost along the way.
We often don’t realize how great childhood and youth are until we experience adulthood, but at that point we can’t get back the time or opportunities that we lost along the way.
Now that sounds depressing, and there’s nothing we can do about growing older.
But we can all make some changes to how things are from now on. With that being said: Live your life. TRULY live your life. Get off your cell phone. Log off Facebook. Quit snapchatting your life instead of actually experiencing it. Actually BE with the people you’re with. Talk to people and get to know them on a level that is deeper than what their Twitter profile portrays or what your Facebook stalking skills can help you figure out.
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