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Q&A with my high school self: helping 14-16 year old Alexey to deal with his emotions, to ask for help, to talk to people (and his dad), to learn, to get things done. - Alexey Guzey

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Summary: Life is not easy for grown ups and it’s a lot more difficult for teenagers. For my teenage self, life was hell. In this Q&A, I do my best to help him get onto an at least somewhat happier and more productive track in his life. January 2013 Alexey: should I listen to my dad? 2022 Alexey: The answer is no… Your dad has difficulties understanding people’s feelings and most of your issues are essentially figuring out what’s going on with your feelings. I know this is …

Q&A with my high school self: helping 14-16 year old Alexey to deal with his emotions, to ask for help, to talk to people (and his dad), to learn, to get things done. created: 2022-08-26 ; modified: 2022-08-26 Table of Contents 5 random top posts > questions > Research Ideas > Links > It Is Your Responsibility to Follow Up > I no longer believe that it’s possible to achieve extremely high productivity sustained over long periods of time working on difficult projects alone, so now I spend the majority of my working time co-working with my friends over video in my virtual gather.town office Summ

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Q&A with my high school self: helping 14-16 year old Alexey to deal with his emotions, to ask for help, to talk to people (and his dad), to learn, to get things done. - Alexey Guzey

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