Dear Past,

Like that wise old man would say, hindsight has 20/20 vision. So with the benefit of hindsight there are some things I would like you to know.

Study a soft course: e.g. Sociology, English, literature, etc that you can easily sail through without really studying and with no more than a quarter of your brain and use most of your available time in the university to: (i) Code, code and code (hone your skills till its razor-sharp) (ii) Create your startup company while in school. Since academic work would be a no brainer, you would have lots of time to do the above instead of studying.
Have loads of fun in the university: even while honing your coding skills, have lots of fun. Join clubs, go to crazy parties, do lots of sports, join a religious organization (if so inclined). Just go out and have fun, meet people, mix, interact. Why? doing so will make you have very strong social skills which would come in handy when running your startup, handling your workers, business partners etc. So you don’t end up being the typical geek who has zero social skills and names his laptop Wendy.
Dont have a job: If your startup kicks off while in school, there would really be no need for you to get a job after graduation (not that there are any waiting out there) but I can’t stress this point enough, PLEASE DONT GET A JOB. Running a startup or young company is a difficult task on its own not to talk of combining it with a full days job. It would kill you. Read this to know why.
Mistakes always teach lessons that are hard to forget but there are some mistakes that should not be committed in the first place.

Yours Sincerly

Your Present.

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Hopefully, Time travel would be possible one day and you will get to deliver this letter

Really I study some hard courses like philosophy and mathematics, yet i have much time to code.
Going to party, clubs doesnt make one "social"

I wish I opted in for easier courses so I would have more time to code. Studying some difficult courses like physics and maths. Imagine having to code till 5am (without sleeping throughout the previous day) and at the same time trying to attend an 8am class. It's really difficult esp if you aren't studying a 'computer-preffixed' course.

Ajibel: Really I study some hard courses like philosophy and mathematics, yet i have much time to code.
Going to party, clubs doesnt make one "social"

philosophy and maths? Never heard of that combo b4. What are you majoring on?

Djtm:
philosophy and maths? Never heard of that combo b4. What are you majoring on?

actually its self study.i have lots of video tutorials & pdf i read from even coursera lectures. My timetable is so tight that sometimes i dont have time to bath buh i enjoy what i do. I was studying "physics with electronics" buh wrote jamb dis year so i can switch to CS at yaba

Djtm:
philosophy and maths? Never heard of that combo b4. What are you majoring on?

Rene Descartes was proficient in both.

Makes sense

Javanian: Hopefully, Time travel would be possible one day

tall order but never say never i guess.