Tips for People Trying to Get Ahead By 35.

1. Study hard, and stay on top of goals. Yes, there is an infinite amount to lean, and you will never know everything. However; the more you try, ones aptitude increases. When you read and research you adopt traits of thinking, and learn how to analyze, interpret, and investigate properly. Therefore; your observations become more and more useful along with your ability to enjoy learning. This is a beautiful and natural process that helps you live life to the fullest, and conquer broader and more arduous challenges.

2. Stay true to your higher power no matter what. People will disagree with you, and sometimes you will be proven wrong. This is not meant to deter you from the path you are on, but instead strengthen it. The arguments, statements, and debates that formulate in life grow continuously. Different backgrounds develop different perspectives. Yet you are destined for a unique and genuine path that is right for you. It is not necessarily pre-determined, one must find their dignity in staying true to their relationship with their higher power. Yes, it is wise for that higher power to be based in love, compassion, and other great virtues that contribute to the good in your own character.

3. Study narcissism and avoid detrimental decision making. Perhaps, with the 4 types of narcissism we all have selfish tendencies. These tendencies can quickly turn into a more serious problem with the wrong habits, environments, and regimens. In the quest of life there will be desire for power, popularity, financial growth etc. These desires often take place in collaborative environments. So it is wise for one to know traits that signal whom to avoid, and how to avoid them.

4. Understand the ways of the Republic as well as Democracy. Perhaps, democracy involves an understanding of values such as cultural diversity, bio-diversity, and nuero-diversity. Furthermore; the republic may involve pro-life, initiative discourse, and algorithmic progression. Much of our society relies upon principal, and decisive strategy. Many dialecticians and legalists will have their way. I however; have always believed that reason and logic are best facilitated through officiating current data. The world needs more mediators. There's nothing wrong with trying to find the value of objectivity, and giving the world something to think about that can transform their current understanding without the use of competitive transgression or a raucous deliberation.

5. Don't be afraid of nature, and understand that it is in fact dangerous. Some of the strongest men and women I have met have always incorporated transcendence and growth through getting outside. Not just exercising at the gym, but also getting their hands dirty in the soil, rowing their canoes, earning their way to an airplane or helicopter, or building cabins in the woods. Also, there is a great deal to still be discovered, and learning more about bio-diversity helps our index and understanding of the natural world. Such contributions can help with encyclopedic documentation and research entirely.

6. Respect the numbers game. There is in fact serious truth to the value of economy. It will be the very test of ingenuity to build skills and perform them, that translate into goods and services. Your ability to create and manifest solid, reliable, and useful peices of Art, Architecture, and other forms of craftsmanship may be reflected in the eyes of others by a simple number of monetary currency. Despite (in my opinion) the absolute poetic sadness of this reality, it is in fact reality. Like the great NYU professor Scott Galloway says (amongst others) gamify your life, and enjoy the satisfaction of growth and result.

7. Do what you Love to do. Someone before you loved to do it, and after you perish someone will love to do that too. As the great peacemaker Ghandi once famously said "Be The Change You Want To See In The World."