Nugget of wisdom

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Anonymous wrote:Marry someone who makes you a better person.

I think this is terrible advice.

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Ladies, do not ever chase a man. If he wants to, he will.

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Give others the benefit of the doubt.

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Respect. Yourself and others.

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Kindness wins

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Always make your mother proud and never embarrass the family. This was advice given when kids were heading off to college.

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That grit and resilience are often more important than skill or luck. That the easy way out seldom reaps long term rewards.

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Anonymous wrote:small steps add up over time

Love this! Yes!

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Anonymous wrote:Stay off the internet and stay off of social media.

What planet do you live on? Not even close to a reasonable suggestion.

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Give up the video games. Total waste of time.

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Get to know God.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stay off the internet and stay off of social media.

What planet do you live on? Not even close to a reasonable suggestion.

Okay. How about: Do as I say, not as I do.

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Life is a lot like a fart. Fart carefully. You never know what will come of it. Same with life.

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Make sure to have marketable skills

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Anonymous wrote:
Pick fields that you really want to work in, because there's nothing more miserable than doing something you hate. Even if it means a lower salary...

... because wealth doesn't need to come from salary, it can come from early investments. This happened to us, and it's the only reason we have the lifestyle we have.

Eh, pick fields you don’t mind that pay well. Lots of people chase after passions that don’t pay the bills. Not talking about dreams where you could make it. But working nonprofit forever or being a teacher forever, even if you love it, is going to be tough, especially if you don’t marry a high earner.