The advice Bill Gates give to graduates

In a book written by Bill Gates to high school graduates and college graduates, he lists 11 items that students failed to learn at school and provides 11 pieces of advice to those who just graduated: 1. Life is unfair. adapt to it. 2. The world will not care about your self-esteem. This world expects you to achieve something before you feel good about yourself. 3. After graduating from high school, You won't earn $40 thousand a year. You won't be the vice president of a company, and you won't have a car with a phone number-except that you have earned both this position and the phone number. 4. If you think your teacher is strict, wait until you have a boss. The boss has no term of office. 5. Branding beef cakes does not impair your dignity. Your grandparents have different definitions of beef cookiers. They call it an opportunity. 6. If you are in trouble, it is not your parents' fault. Therefore, do not complain about our mistakes and learn from them. 7. Before you were born, your parents were not as boring as they are now. They are like today because they have been paying bills for you, washing clothes for you, and talking about how cool you are over the years. Therefore, if you want to eliminate the "parasites" of your parents to save the rain forest, you should first eliminate the bugs in the closet in your room. 8. Your school may no longer be divided into superior and inferior, but your life is still being differentiated. In some schools, failing scores have been abolished. If you want to find the correct answer, the school will give you countless opportunities. This is not similar to anything in real life. 9. every semester. You don't have a summer vacation, and few employers are willing to help you discover yourself. Do it by yourself. 10. TV is not a real life. In real life, people actually have to stay away from coffee houses to do their jobs. 11. Be kind to boring people. You may end up working for a boring person.