Let me give you some completely unsolicited advice. I'm just over 50 years old, and I have had a relatively successful life. I have a degree in computer science, and did my first startup at 26. I've learned a lot of things along the way.
And...
The single most useful skill that I ever learned was how to debate and speak in public. I learned this in a public speaking / debating class when I was in Grade 10 (age 15).
I promise you, it will be uncomfortable at first. But as you become more comfortable, you will start to think on your feet and structure compelling arguments.
Just to prove that I am not blowing smoke, see Scott Welch's answer to What are some subjects one should self-study that can be applicable and helpful in the fields of economics, finance, business, and computer science?
Read other answers by Scott Welch on Quora:
- My 15-year-old daughter told me she was "disappointed" in me as a mother. What should I do?
- Should this behavior be acceptable by a parent?
- If these particular parents were lower economic class or a minority group, would there be more call for investigation into neglect or negligence?
from Quora http://ift.tt/2eXYAFB
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