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Rather than "things you wish you never learned," it would have been more clear to say "Things you wish you didn't learn the hard way."
-Believing in things will disappoint you. If you can't prove it, don't waste your time on it unless you're majoring in philosophy, in which case you should change your major if you don't plan to become a philosophy professor.
-There's always an ulterior motive.
-If you say, "I'll do it in 15 minutes," you'll say the same thing 15 minutes from now. Working hard then partying hard is the only way to go.
-Learning to take a compliment is just as important of a social skill as learning to take criticism.
-People will always judge you for what you do, what you say, and what you look like. Appearance is important.
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