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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier If you're in the toilet in your dream, don't use it.
I REPEAT DON'T USE IT.

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Panda McPandaface 2 months ago

LOL.

31points

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Working harder than everyone else only means the boss will load you down with even more work.

PrudentAlps8736 , Mikhail Nilov Report

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159points

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Michael Largey 2 months ago (edited)

If you work harder, you'll get harder work.

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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier HR ain't yer friend :'(.

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WindySwede 2 months ago

Only if you own the company..?

28points

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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier People care much less about you than you would think.

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135points

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Child of the Stars 2 months ago

And that realization relieved so much of my anxiety.

52points

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Don’t let stuff pile up. Bills, stuff on your to do list, cleaning, low tire, engine light on, etc. It sounds basic but getting stuff done as soon as it comes up (as soon as possible) lowers stress and makes life way easier. Stuff doesn’t just go away, and getting it done quickly removes piles of stuff later.

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131points

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Vessa J 2 months ago

Key to being a successful person ✨️

18points

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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Learn to live alone.

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128points

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marianne eliza 2 months ago (edited)

This! When I finally lived alone, and had no one else to cover my tuchus if I was late on rent or other bills, I underwent a complete change. Only 1 credit card, no other loans. Now my (64f) credit score is 810, I have bought, refurbished and sold 3 houses on my own, acting as general contractor each time. Learn to rely on yourself. You may not need it, but you just might.

67points

Spend more time with your parents and grandparents. It's easy to overlook how quickly they're growing older while we're busy with our own lives. One day, their absence will hit harder than you can imagine. Cherish the moments you have with them now, before it's too late.

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126points

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marianne eliza 2 months ago

Ask for stories. And listen. Ask questions.

58points

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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier A piece of adult advice I wish I'd known sooner is that it's okay to say "no" without feeling guilty. Setting boundaries is crucial for maintaining your mental and emotional well-being, and it's not selfish to prioritize your needs. Learning that you don't have to explain or justify your reasons for declining something can be incredibly freeing and helps you focus on what truly matters to you.

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ZuriLovesYou 2 months ago

"No" is a complete sentence.

41points

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“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Someone else’s greater achievements doesn’t take away from your progress. It’s you vs you.

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Child of the Stars 2 months ago

The only person I need to be better than is who I was yesterday.

56points

#11

You're gonna be disliked by people. That's their problem, not yours. You can only take responsibility for the mistakes you actually make not the mistakes others think you have.

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104points

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

"So you've got enemies. Good. That means you've stood up for something sometime in your life." - Winston Churchill

53points

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#12

Budgeting is less about numbers and more about saying no to impulse buys.

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104points

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Papa 2 months ago (edited)

Before you buy something you don't need because "you work hard and you deserve it," stop and do the math on how long you'll have to work to pay for it. That will often take some of the shine off of it.

46points

#13

You don't have to drink to have fun.

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103points

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ZuriLovesYou 2 months ago

Drink water, though. Very important.

63points

#14

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Confidence beats ability in most jobs.

Most friendships are situational.

What people present on social media isn't usually who they are.

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88points

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Minino 2 months ago

this

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#15

It’s ok to not have an opinion on something or to say nothing sometimes.

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

Not everything that pops into your head has to pop out of your mouth.

56points

#16

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Set a timer for taking the beer out of the freezer.

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84points

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LaserBrain 2 months ago

If you need to chill beer quickly, wrap the first beer (or two) in one layer of wet towel, and put it in the fridge along with the others. By the time the first beer (or 2) is gone, the others are ready to either drink or put in the regular section of the fridge.

16points

#17

Get strong legs and core. Life gets so much harder if you cant move well.

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80points

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Mez 2 months ago

Yes, and you can even start in your 40's....what you do now will dictate how you spend your last years on this earth.

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Marnie 2 months ago (edited)

You can start at any age. I'm in my mid-50s and started exercising regularly about three years ago. Nothing crazy, but regular. I'm more fit now than since my 20s. Part of that was doing ab exercises regularly for a year. (Again nothing crazy.) Never did that before. I had no idea how much more fit and mobile I am having stronger abs. But remember to also work your back! I have a bit of an imbalance, so now I'm working on that.

6points

CanadianDimes 2 months ago

And stretch regularly!

2points

LaserBrain 2 months ago

For me, I need at least 2 hours of solid exercise per day to feel adequate.

2points

Julius Zuke 2 months ago

Encourage your local senior center to install a gym. Average age at our gym is 75, and it's both healthy and fun. Don;t have a senior center nearby? Encoourage a local church to start one.

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Cath Rowe 2 months ago

My Gp recommended that I join the local YMCA gym I was fat but very active and healthy Now I am knackered…bad back very sore knees and hips I’ve had to have operations on both my wrists because of severe carpal tunnel syndrome from gripping the machinery too hard And I weigh a stone more than I did when I enrolled !

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Danish Susanne 2 months ago

I am 71 and can confirm. I have to walk with a rollator, because I cannot get up unassisted if I fall. It is not my own fault entirely, but that doesn't help me to know. The morale is to stay fit enough to keep on your feet and get up without help as long as you possible can.

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Zoe's Mom 2 months ago

I walk between 2 and 3 hours a day with my dogs. Walking is great but honestly, not enough. I need to start some core strength training and light weightlifting as well. However, walking is still better than nothing at all.

0points

#18

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Practice talking to people and being with people. Social skills can be learnt like any other skill! It just takes patience, and practice.

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General Anaesthesia 2 months ago

And everybody can be a doctor, it "just" takes patients and practice. No, this is far too simplified, the word "just" tells us that. Social skills, functioning with others, can be an act, can cost a lot of energy that needs to be replenished at some time, even after "patience and practice". Don't let someone promote themselves as the norm.

25points

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#19

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Self Respect is important.

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

Important enough to earn.

10points

#20

Your job is just one part of your life. Don’t let it consume all your identity or dictate your self-worth.

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DennyS (denzoren) 2 months ago

Yes! I learnt this the hard way but now I keep it as what it is, a job to pay the bills.

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#21

Don't stay because they say they'll change. Leave because you value yourself.

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Papa 2 months ago

I don't necessarily agree with this one. If they say they'll change, there's nothing wrong with giving them a chance to do so (I'm not taking about physical abuse). Contrary to what some people will tell you, it is possible. I'm living proof.

25points

#22

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier It’s better to be completely alone and find good friends/romantic partner than keeping the toxic ones just because you love them so much. Everyone is toxic to a degree and has something to work on. Doesn’t give people an excuse to treat you crummy. Don’t feel like your “giving up” or “abandoning” someone because they are treating you poorly and you decide to end the friendship/relationship.

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68points

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marianne eliza 2 months ago

YOU'RE!!!!

19points

#23

Not everything deserves an immediate answer. Take your time and contemplate the pros and cons of your situation before responding.

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Beak Hookage 2 months ago

If someone won't let you go away and think about it first, they're probably trying to pull something. Doubly so if they're trying to sell you something.

30points

#24

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Not everyone who smiles at you has your best interests at heart.

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Kerry Fletcher 2 months ago

Rule of acquisition. The bigger the smile, the sharper the knife.

23points

#25

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Don't base your success off of others lives online or in real life. Just don't.

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57points

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Beak Hookage 2 months ago

Just today I got a reminder of just how easy it is to sound more impressive than you actually are. Lost your job? Nah, you just decided it was "time to explore new horizons". Couldn't find another one so you signed up for a community college course for a far less skilled position than your old one? Nah, you're "studying at the moment".

6points

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#26

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier There’s a price to pay for every choice we make.

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marianne eliza 2 months ago

Lyrics "If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."

37points

#27

It’s okay to leave the situation (relationship, friendship, job) that isn’t working for you.
Also, always have glue and duct tape at home. You never know when you’re gonna need it.

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

Recognize when the situation has already left you.

16points

#28

Your parents are not always right.

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notlikeyou1971 2 months ago

Sometimes your parents are the prime example of what NOT to do in life.

38points

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#29

Do that thing you really don't want to do but know that you absolutely should do. And do it, like, *now*. I can't remember a single occasion where I regret taking the initiative and heading off some incoming problem but I've lost track of the number of times I've regretted leaving some issue to resolve itself. I'll save you the suspense: they never do. Just deal with that s**t whilst you still have the home advantage, and prosper.

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56points

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frederick clause 2 months ago

Always do the most difficult and/or unpleasant task first.

6points

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#30

Build an emergency fund.

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Julius Zuke 2 months ago

One of the greatest stress busters there is.

8points

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#31

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Cherish your good friends, forget your bad friends.

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ZuriLovesYou 2 months ago

What if you don't have any friends?

16points

#32

Take care of your teeth. Floss daily and get cleanings twice a year.

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52points

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Auntriarch 2 months ago

Do the first two especially if you can't afford the third. And there's always bicarb

7points

#33

Don't put it down, put it away.

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50points

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Beak Hookage 2 months ago

One I definitely need to pay attention to. Once again I introduced my "just do it right now" policy. Notice a cup has been sitting on the table for some time now? Put it away. Finished drawing for today? Put the pencils and erasers back in the tin. As someone who's got issues with untidiness and forgetfulness, it's something I'm still working on. But I'm definitely making progress.

18points

#34

Don't compare your insides to others' outsides. Appearances aren't everything.

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47points

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DutchPanda 2 months ago

This is solid advice.

10points

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#35

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Take care of your teeth. And go to a dentist ones a half a year.

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45points

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meeeeeeeeeeee 2 months ago

This post and the comment made me think I must be having a stroke

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Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#36

What others think of you is none of your business.

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Biggus Dickus 2 months ago

This is such a valuable outlook on life when taken seriously. I grew up in a harsh environment where "disrespect" was confronted regularly with extreme aggression which led to serious consequences like death and/or jail time.. which ruins lives on both sides of the situation. Then I had an epiphany, that led me to this exact conclusion. If you don't like me for whatever reason, that's completely YOUR business and really shouldn't affect anything I do personally. I'm already in my 40's, still surviving, still existing and I never knew you felt that way and it never affected my life at all, so now that you made your feelings known, what changed about my life just now when learning this new information??

12points

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#37

Don't gamble.

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44points

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

With money and a lot of other things too.

16points

#38

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Everyone's faking it. Yes, even that super-confident, capable person you know from work/school/your friendship circle. So don't feel scared if you are too.

The more you do the things you're scared of the more naturally they'll eventually come to you. That's how anyone and everyone builds competence in anything. So don't make excuses for yourself. Just get on with it.

Be OK with being bad at things. Everyone's bad at the start. The real measure of competence is how willing you are to stick things out and slowly improve over time. Obviously, this requires a measure of common sense - if you really hate something, don't force the issue. But the likelihood is you're going to suck at your new hobby, profession, sport, exercise, musical instrument, language, or whatever endeavor you're hoping to pursue. And that's more than just 'OK', it's natural.

BillyBatts83 , Annie Spratt Report

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Amy S 2 months ago

Fake it till you make it has served me well over the years because it gives me permission to try things that I'm not confident doing.

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#39

Looking good ( well maintained) and dressing properly really counts, unfortunately our society treats us differently by our looks.

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Panda McPandaface 2 months ago (edited)

"It's better to feel good than to look good." - Panda McPandaface.

27points

#40

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier “Two things that you don’t pay attention to until you get older, your health and your wealth”.

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"Disembodied voice" 2 months ago

My health has always sucked, I don't want to pay attention to it (still do anyway).

3points

#41

It's perfectly fine to have a dominant personality as a woman and if people find you intimidating (when you didn't intend for that to happen) that is not a me-problem but a they-problem.

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keyboardtek 2 months ago

But everyone needs to be aware of the effect they have on people. No reason to act like a jerk just because one is assertive.

28points

#42

“Forget Your Bad Friends”: 50 Examples Of Adult Advice People Wish They’d Heard Earlier Maintaining friendships in your 30+ is a part time job and should be treated as such.

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Lewis KR 2 months ago

I quit

10points

#43

Take more risks while young, don't settle for a job you hate and do it only for the money. Try to find your passion early on, so you can enjoy life longer !

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Papa 2 months ago

This one needs a disclaimer. While you shouldn't stay in a job you hate, finding one you're passionate about that pays enough to live on may not happen. Find a job that you don't hate and pays the bills. You can be passionate about your hobbies.

51points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#44

You are not Special just like everyone else. So Don't be an A-hole.

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kansasmagic 2 months ago

You can be special and not be an a-hole. I will say that most a-holes I have met are pretty generic. Not special at all.

13points

#45

The acceptance of things that you couldn't change. (both physically and mentally).

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

No, don't accept things that you can't change. But accept that you can't change them.

20points

#46

When you are doing something bold, different, creative or something the world hasn’t seen, and you’re deeply unsure but still want to put it out there - do it anyway - then you are invincible. I turn 35 in two days and learnt this barely a week ago (the hard way with too much self-critique, anxiety and chaos, and lost a lot of time). Don’t wait this long. Hope this helps someone.

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Panda McPandaface 2 months ago

Oh I wish that made a person invincible. It's admirable, but it really doesn't.

3points

#47

Working hard can make you more money. But finding a way to do less work and make even more money should be your true goal.

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Fran Morasco 2 months ago

Works smarter, not harder

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Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#48

Always wear protection.

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Panda McPandaface 2 months ago

At bingo?

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#49

Limit what you give and remember what you take.

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Thee8thsense 2 months ago

Or, limit what you take and forget what you give.

23points

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#50

Learn to manage stress and avoid burnout.

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kansasmagic 2 months ago

Oh, ok! If only someone had advised me to avoid depression too, I'd be great!

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Russell Rieckenberg 2 months ago (edited)

Having just finished jury duty I have two pieces of advice: 1) If you are charged with a felony, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT represent yourself in court. Use a lawyer. 2) When the police say you are under arrest and put the handcuffs on. STOP TALKING!!!

20points

D. Pitbull 2 months ago

What's that saying again... about a lawyer and a fool for a client?

1point

Justin Tyme 2 months ago

If you are going to use the same tissue to clean your eyeglasses and blow your nose, you should clean your glasses first.

15points

Panda McPandaface 2 months ago

Similar routine in the bathroom....

7points

Auntriarch 2 months ago

Sage advice indeed

1point

Carrie de Luka 2 months ago

Not me! I had to have a new tear duct created as the one I was born with decided to stop being of any flipping use. If I clean my glasses, then blow my nose, (warning, this bit isn't pretty) my created tear duct will allow me to snotter on my glasses!! Ugh. So, I'm stuffed if I've only got one tissue. Sorry folks, but any of you needing a dacryocystorhinostomy should know that IS a downside.

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Ace 2 months ago

If you're going to rehash advice posts like this you should at least try and find some that sound like they're from first-hand experience, rather than people just reposting what they read on the internet.

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Jumping Jellyfishes 2 months ago (edited)

NEVER put anything on top of your car when you're trying to unlock/open the door. You'll forget it until you hear the sound of it tumbling down the back of your car once you hit a decent speed. Could be just a cup of coffee, or a collection of music CDs

6points

Marnie 2 months ago

My brother (a loving, dedicated father) put his son in his car seat on the roof of his car and got distracted by his other son, then almost drove away. This was 30 years ago, so I don't remember what stopped him. The thought of what could have happened and having made such a terrible mistake pained him the rest of his life.

4points

Igor914624 2 months ago

Listen to what Martin Luther King said and judge people by the content of their character, not the color of their skin. Evil and good will eventually show themselves to you in their actions and words. Pay attention. Do your research and find the absolute truth about people. And be ready to change your opinion or belief based on your own research.

4points

kansasmagic 2 months ago

This kind of "advice" is too generic and vague to be useful. Might as well just tell people to "be happy and successful". Of course! Why didn't I think of that?

2points

John Harrison 2 months ago

My contribution: Never trust that a BP article will be titled accurately. "Advice People Wish They'd Heard Earlier" ... Brush your teeth! Save some money! Dont procrastinate! Who hasnt been hearing these things since they were a child?

1point

Roberta Surprenant 2 months ago (edited)

Need a timer when putting champagne bottle in freezer also.

1point

Aileen 2 months ago

So many of these I've heard since teenagehood. Still, you will have to learn some of these lessons by experience. No matter how many times people will warn you not to do something, it won't click until you do it and learn why you shouldn't have.

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Laomeni 1 week ago (edited)

Always listen to your gut. There's a reason a "nice" person still makes you uncomfortable. Don't let other's opinions affect your instincts. We people don't see/treat everyone with the same way. Our gut feeling is much smarter that us and capable picking up vibes that our brain misses. Logic can be wrong. Gut feeling never.

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LovePsychos 2 weeks ago

Even if you know someone for years and spend many hours with them, you really know them when you live together. It doesn't matter if they are your friends or partners, you know them better when you see them at their worst than when they are always in a good mood. Also people change... Not always to the best...

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pemdas927 2 months ago

"Ladies and gentlemen, take my advice--pull down your pants, and slide on the ice."

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Matthew Vovk 2 months ago

#3 reminds me. I need a haircut.

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Tim Douglass 2 months ago

Avoid debt as much as possible. Cars and houses are notable exceptions. Pay any small debt as quickly as you can. Being financially solvent makes many other things in life easier. Might add that having credit available can be a literal or virtual lifesaver. I got a credit card early, managed it carefully, and when I was fairly newly married I had the engine fail on our vehicle a couple days away from home. I had the credit to pay for the repairs and get home. Without it I'm not sure what I would have done. A longer delay trying to work something out likely would have cost both of us our jobs. Yes, it sucks paying the interest on it, but unless you are in a financial position where you can just drop a month's pay to fix something you need that credit.

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Russell Rieckenberg 2 months ago (edited)

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D. Pitbull 2 months ago

What's that saying again... about a lawyer and a fool for a client?

1point

Justin Tyme 2 months ago

If you are going to use the same tissue to clean your eyeglasses and blow your nose, you should clean your glasses first.

15points

Panda McPandaface 2 months ago

Similar routine in the bathroom....

7points

Auntriarch 2 months ago

Sage advice indeed

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Carrie de Luka 2 months ago

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Ace 2 months ago

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Jumping Jellyfishes 2 months ago (edited)

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Marnie 2 months ago

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