> I feel that if you make the best choice you can given the information you have, you've nothing to regret.
You did miss something. Trying to be a gymnast wasn't her choice, her mom made that choice for her when she was 3 years old. This is the story of a failure to be elite in the sports world, and coming to terms with a dream that was externally foisted onto her at a formative age that didn't get realized.
I don't think this situation applies to the scenarios most HN readers deal with. Your advice is a lot better for this crowd.
You did miss something. Trying to be a gymnast wasn't her choice, her mom made that choice for her when she was 3 years old. This is the story of a failure to be elite in the sports world, and coming to terms with a dream that was externally foisted onto her at a formative age that didn't get realized.
I don't think this situation applies to the scenarios most HN readers deal with. Your advice is a lot better for this crowd.