Steemit Engagement Challenge S3:W2 - Write a letter to your five-year-old self, telling him/her what you have learned so far by @b-naj

Special greetings to everyone in this wonderful community, and well wishes to @steemindiaa and its heart working team. I am here with my entry publication, i hope it goes as expected.

Hi @b-naj II, i am somewhat happy than scared to write this letter to you throughout time. As a scientist, i believe it is a terrific breakthrough to perfect this post mail, however my believes makes me understand that the test of time is not to be changed or relived no matter what. What do i know😁?

Here's a spoiler young man, you'll get darker and won't get as tall as you'd have liked. So, i urge you to quite wishing not to grow up, being the smallest in your class won't be all that pleasant in the many years to come! Keep on being very inquisitive and eager to know what others do, never quit sketching those stick men actions behind your books. Listen more to your parents, especially mum! She somehow knows what will happen before it actually does, it's no stroke of luck! I'd very much like to advice that you erase the mentality you have about dad being too hard on you, but i won't. Somewhat, i'd tell you that his strict nature is what keeps you in check and composed.

You need to enjoy your childhood to the fullest young man, you can't be caged up. I can proudly tell you that you are on the right track of life! Our present day life from where/when i write this letter isn't all bed of roses, but it could have been worse. I can't confidently tell you to change anything about yourself because it could greatly affect the timeline from which i write this letter, somewhat i'll give you guidelines to follow, with all decisions taken by you as it should be.

You'll succeed so much that you'd think failure is not a reality, but you should know that even the coin has two sides. For every action, there must be a reaction; every negative, a positive; every good, a bad; and every kindness, hatred lingers around. There can be no dark without darkness, as such for you to know what real success tastes like, you must also know how failure taste.

You will learn a lot from experiences, so much that you can literally anticipate the behaviour of those you meet. It's no easy process, but it shall add value to your personality as you grow. Never grow tired of reading/learning, i know you hate reading for no reason so always find a treat worthy of fueling you up to read more. Make the most of your time with dad because someday you might just reflect on the past and regret that you didn't spend as much time as you would have loves to.

No matter how much is at your disposal, try not to get infected by the extravagant lifestyle your friends flaunt around at school, daddy knows best because he once had absolutely nothing. Everything you shall go through in life as you grow up, is what will make you a promising and multi talented individual in future!
One's greatest legacy is not his/her wealth, rather it solely rests on on building a reputation. I tell you this now because you will know this only in your early twentys and by then, you would have cared more about gaining achievements than building a reputation (a system). Do not focus on the already accomplished people, they won't make the time! Focus on locating the promising individuals within your reach and work side by side to accomplish so much more. Stop telling yourself that you can work alone, self confidence is good but admit when you need assistance.

I cannot tell you exactly what we became because every idea and dreams running through your mind upon reading this letter, is suppose to be experimented on, executed and done over and over again till lessons are learnt. All mistakes must be made, but be open to acknowledge and learn from them.

I love you so much lil Jr. II, i know how much you love the title "The second (II)" in place of Jr, so now we get to use this tittle to address you😂😂. Stay safe, be you, do you, and stop splitting your offerings in half, God is real oh! Every time you have a problem, read this letter again. See you in your twentys, shalom!