What's your best advice? When and to whomever (I'll start)...
Be yourself
Be yourself
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my advice is to live each moment intensely as it was the last .... time passes quickly and then you live with regrets, things not done, things unsaid
Silence is Golden, but Duct Tape is Silver.
(thoughts to myself on pretty much anyone who bugs me)
(thoughts to myself on pretty much anyone who bugs me)
Follow your dreams. Do what makes you happy. Those people who tell you that you 'can't'? You can. Go out and do it.
I also like: 'work hard and be nice.'
Mine would be...never give advice.
Mine would be...seek advice, especially from those reluctant to give it.
Yes. But this is actually much, much more difficult than it sounds.
I'm 43, and it's funny that you should ask that. Because what I was thinking was "It's hard as hell in your twenties but gets easier as you go along."
But even so, I think most people don't follow that advice their entire lives. I think most people die having tried to be someone else.
I'm 43, and it's funny that you should ask that. Because what I was thinking was "It's hard as hell in your twenties but gets easier as you go along."
Sounds like an advert for Viagra.
I've spent most of my life making sure I'm not like my dad was.
I feel ya. Thankfully, mine seemed to work so hard at being miserable and making everyone else around him miserable as well, all I had to do is ... not do that.
Life and sole of the party to the outside world. Nasty piece of work behind closed doors. "Don't you dare tell anyone what goes on in this house".Well that's me to bed. Speak to y'all tomorrow.
Weird, you don't look like any of my brothers.
Fast is slow, slow is smooth. Front sight focus, discipline and control. Watch your six.
This is a bit of advice/encouragement I got from my 15-year-old nephew a few days ago via FB Messenger. I did, actually, find it encouraging. "If this cat can type a story, you can too."
I'm pretty sure that's not so. I think that nowadays most people die much older than that. I agree that a given human is capable of avoiding him/herself that long but what would be the motive to do so - for most people, I mean - after so many years? I can't imagine the specific types of individuals to which you are referring, especially being "most" people.