When asked by UPROXX what he'd go back and tell his 18-year-old self, Dietzen had some sage advice: "Don't hurry too much. You have your whole life to be a grown-up. And don't beat yourself up for making mistakes. They happen to everyone. Often. 90 percent of success is just showing up. With pants on. Wear pants if you're going to a meeting."
Seems like a mix of good advice with a twist of humor to it. And other celebs have had similar advice for their younger selves. George Clooney would have told himself to have "patience because that's always the thing you don't have when you're young because you think everything has to happen immediately" (via InStyle).
And Michelle Obama's onboard with making mistakes, telling People, "Understand that no one — especially folks who are truly successful — simply coasts from achievement to achievement. The most accomplished people in the world fail and fail big."
