What Would You Say To Your "Younger Self?"

In the past we've asked our followers what advice they would give themselves if they were just starting their career, but this time we made it a little more personal. Whether it's to take more risks or spend more time with yourself, we wanted to know what the WomenWorking community would say if given the chance to speak to their "younger selves."

Rachel Keener: Logical, rational, linear thinking is a valid and valuable form of intellect; but, it's not the only form of intelligence. Most importantly, it's not superior to all else. Trust what you know to be true, and always be curious. 

Naiomi Montalvo Pena: Stop worrying, it'll all turn out the way it's supposed to

Ivy Pittman: Do it now!

Tonja L. Eagan: Don't be motivated by fear of failure but rather the joy of success

Angela MacDonald: Believe in yourself, you are so worth the best possible life in every way!

Rachel Brown: It really doesn't matter what other people think.

Jen Wrigley: Raise your hand. 

Liz Hore: Regret nothing – all in life happens for its reason.

April Nugent: Spend more time on taking care of you and worry less. There isn't going to be the one time that the stress you cause yourself will benefit you. 

Franchesca Guzman: Be sure to always take a step back to look at the big picture. And also, not everything that glitters is gold. 

Esthy Gold Inwang: Be kind to others. 

So tell us: What advice would you give to your younger self? Share in the comments below or join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.