Advice for Graduates

One of my team asked me what advice I would give to a graduate as she had been set this task for her niece. She wanted advice that wasn't the standard cliched response so I put some thought into it and decided to make it the topic of this week's podcast.

Here are the advice she was tasked to provide:

• Don't be afraid to...
• Be prepared to...
• Always keep...
• Don't allow yourself to...
• Be open to...
• Hope you always...
• Hope you don't...
• My last piece of advice is...

This is a worthwhile exercise to go through if you know a child who is approaching graduation. It is equally  valuable for college students, and for yourself too. What advice would you give your 18 year old self?

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