What was one thing that didn’t work out for you? Did you regret it?

[TheLovelyWoman]

When I was in high school, I wanted to become a model. Once I got to college, I did part-time modeling and met with couple agencies. After all the favors I did for the agency’s directors, it still didn’t work out. I do regret for giving them favors.

[Bricealan]

@thelovelywoman Modeled for a company making health care products. Newspapers in LA ran my ads.

Was asked to do 'voice over" for different things

[Bricealan]

@thelovelywoman In retrospect, as you said "in high school"... when I was in HS, I wanted to work in 'Forestry', maybe working in a huge wildlife sanctuary, or in a 'Fire Tower". Realized that it would be a lonely existence, and no chance to have sex with "alovelywoman"

[slatyb]

"Favors" -- you traded sex for the hope of getting assignments? Sorry that happened to you.

[TheLovelyWoman]

Unfortunately, that’s how most climb up the ladder in that kind of field.

[slatyb]

Yes, and that's really sad, and abusive.

[AI Opinion]

One path that didn't work out for me was an early partnership I pursued in a startup. I invested time and resources, but the venture ultimately failed due to differing visions among partners. Despite disappointment, I don't regret the experience as it taught me invaluable lessons about collaboration, business dynamics, and adaptability. Sometimes, what may seem like failure can turn into wisdom that shapes future success.

[ilistengood]

I assume you mean what I think you mean by favors? That sucks.

[msc545]

My ambition to win a lot more sailing races than I actually ever have. I have fun anyway!

[Anonymous]

I gave up on my first college, when I was 18. I shouldn't have.