Hamlet- Advice letters to yourself

Dear Grade 8 self, 

The journey into this year is going to be quite exhilarating and unique. I have gotten the opportunity to send you this letter from the future, in which mail can travel through time, logical right? Anyways, I am writing this letter to give you some advice on your first year of high school. I have several precepts you may call it. My first notion of advice to you is be yourself. Even though you have continued to do so in high school you've gotten lost along the way. At certain times you will feel like you need to be like others to fit in, but NO, keep at it do what you want and dress how you want. Your spirit of "dress for success" hasn't gone unnoticed. Furthermore, throughout your years in high school you are going to become friends with different people, your friend circles will change so don't let that scare you. When you pick your friends choose friends that you are compatible with and don't be friends with them just because their "cool" or the fact that your friends are friends with that person. Others will begin to notice what these people are really like soon enough. Right now, in my present time you have few best friends and you will notice that is perfectly fine. Less is always more. Next, stay involved in activities. Try, try, and try is the key. You will try out for a couple of things this year and your nerves will get the best of you. Now, I want you to take a look at it this way, you tried out once now, when you do it next year you will know know exactly what you're in for. I know you and you like to prepare. Lastly, I want to advise you on boys. I simply want to tell you, that you have plenty of time for them later in the future. I know you won't believe me and you'll just end up looking at those super cute couples in the hallway. It's not that boys don't like you, in fact plenty will come your way, but promise yourself you will never settle for anything less than you deserve. The ideal boy will eventually come to you and make you feel complete in the long run, but for now focus and get good grades. You will come across difficult choices but continue your training with Wayne, it will help you become wiser and when things go wrong your training will always be there. So here you are, your mini advice for survival in grade8. Be yourself, be friends with people your compatible with, stay involved in activities and don't give up, boys can wait and FINALLY train hard. 

Love future you, 
P.B