Letter to Older, Wiser Self

Letter from the perspective of being at the end of the lifespan. Imagine that you have grown to be a healthy, wise old person and are reflecting over your life. In the role of "older, wiser, self" Letter identifying TWO significant transitions across the lifespan from birth to elderhood that impacted you and the life you chose to live. In chronological order (e.g. birth, infancy, early childhood, etc.) explain the impact of those significant transitions on your life and expand upon whether you successfully navigated those transitions. How did that continue to affect the next developmental phases? Use the letter to respond by offering comfort, advice, and helpful instructions for getting through each period of life based on what you have learned from old age. What would this wonderful, old, wiser person suggest to help get through these phases of life?

In addition, specific knowledge learned about adolescence. Concepts such as puberty, Erikson's Identity versus Role Confusion, crowds, clique, imaginary audience, etc. What applied to you during this time.