A great post from my friend Ben Casnocha on what people regret. It's surprisingly positive. (Ben is an 18-year-old entrepreneur who runs a company that he founded at age 14, which is doing very well.)
Inspired by Ian Ybarra's Birthday Project.
Age 14 is doing very well???
Lets see, when I was 18 I started college and decided to rush and pledge a Frat, and I regret doing that because it was a waste of time. I eventually dropped from the pledge because it was using up so much time.
This is a blog on personal finance (banking, saving, budgeting, and investing) and personal entrepreneurship.
It's for students, recent graduates, and other young people.
I'm a recent graduate of Stanford, where I studied technology and psychology. Now I'm the co-founder & VP of Marketing for PBwiki, a wiki startup in Silicon Valley.
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