The document lists 10 pieces of advice the author wishes they knew when they were 22 years old. The advice includes enjoying the process of trying to achieve goals rather than just focusing on outcomes, prioritizing relationships over projects, investing in self-improvement every day, recognizing that everyone is still learning and figuring things out, that having children early can accelerate personal growth in a positive way, that teaching others is an effective way to learn, and being a leader by serving others.

1. 10 things
I wish I knew
when I was 22.
(in no particular order)
@tonyclement

2. Stop trying to get
‘there’ and just
enjoy the trying.

3. Relationships
matter more than
projects.

4. Invest in yourself
everyday.

5. Know that
everyone is also
trying to figure it
out. (EVERYONE)

6. Having kids young
makes you grow
up fast, and that’s
beautiful.

7. Teaching is the
best way to learn.

8. Be a leader by
serving others.

9. Google ‘T-Shaped
Marketer’ and map
out my skills path.

10. You are a
collection of habits.
Get to know them.
Then change them.

11. Never ask
someone to do
something you
haven’t done or
wouldn’t be willing
to do right now.