If You Could What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?

If you could go back in time and write a note to your younger self, what would you write? But let's make it interesting - you can only use two words.

That's the question I recently posted on my Facebook page. Following are some of the responses I've received so far:

• Rob Swenson - Computers computers
• Mike Erb - Enter college
• Mark T. Sternhagen - Get vaccinated
• Sarah Anschutz - Buy Microsoft
• Shelley Lynn - Have fun
• Jason Rygg - Stop worrying
• Deb McDonald - Life's short
• Sherri Buresh Johnson - Stop worrying
• Jeff Vostad - RE - LAX
• Korrine Jones - Start retirement
• Trent Rentsch - Be afraid
• Dave Degner - Not her
• Gloria Kannas - Enjoy life
• Gwen Nelson Smith - Love more
• Sue Vanzo - Go easy
• Patty Wheeler - Hang on
• Penny Karrer - Stay single
• Sandy Bolt - Be Patient
• Sara Dye - Go big
• Tiffany Wilber - I don't
• Karla Stearns Willson - Do over
• Carol Prouty - Thanks parents.
• Joel Fluth Buy Microsoft
• Theresa Kenyon - Always pray
• Lyn Roetzel - Take chances
• Dan Varns - Don't marry
• Daniel Lund - Slow down
• Karen Tellinghuisen - Love life
• Roger Nolan - Wasn't me
• Susan Fantle - Pay attention
• Kathleen Nelson - Be still
• Bill Rikkers Buy Microsoft
• Jerry Berg - Go big
• Dallas Wayne Dobbins - Chase beauty
• Reed Uthe - Technology investments
• Scot Uthe - Get serious
• Tiffany Hohwieler Evans - You're enough
• Louis Hentges - Another beer
• Greg Kludt - Apple IPO
• James Mulhair - Have faith
• Lisa Teachout Be stronger
• Lynette Ustad Hofer - Love yourself
• Kim Bartling - Be still
• Howard Persing - Hang on
• Mary Rink - Forgive yourself
• Gavin Wigg - Invest Amazon
• Michael Collins - Buy Microsoft.
• Myron Persing - Have fun
• Gail Andera Be patient!
• Barbara Smither - Don't spend
• Kimberly Kremlacek - Be yourself
• Deb Wendt Klebanoff - Do it