Now, this one is deep. I like this piece of advice.

Thank you for your patience as a sign off when I am late submitting a task works wonders

Good one. Also, you are not as safe as you think you are in your easily crushable sheet metal and plastic box

My mom does this. It's much more productive and you have a cleaner work space

maybe it's more about sending positive energy instead of gossiping or worse?

That's amazing! Kudos to you :) May you have another 20 years sober to be proud of, one day at a time

Being Aspergic I totally get this. Do not hint to me, I. WILL. JUST. NOT. GET. IT. EVER. You have to tell me directly what you want/need etc.

I needed this advice years ago!

At the very least take out the trash, do your dishes/laundry and make your bed. Remove anything that could stink up the place or prevent you from coming home and flopping down for a nap.

I always buy the midrange tools, and never buy the cheap tools -- they don't work as well (cheap wrenches have looser tolerances and don't fit bolts well, screwdrivers slip out of screw heads, etc). It's not that much more money and well worth it in better usability. My brother broke a finger once with a cheap wrench, he was trying to get a stubborn bolt off his lawnmower, the wrench broke and his hand slammed into the side of the lawnmower.

people dont seem to do this anymore but they should to be financially sound

you also get some happy-hormones when you scratch a thing of your list. Gives you energy for the next tasks

Since I learned this, I constantly use it^^ Used to be a clutz who forgets which direction unscrews stuff^^

And a lot of people are talking without thinking. Just count their "Ehh"s "Hmm"s" and "Ahum"s

Yes, as my pilates instructor famously says, "it's only five minutes of your life!"

One sentence wisdom - my favourite kind!

Thank you for the tip. I am very grateful you shared it with us.

I'm overweight and I have problems in one of my feet from wearing cheap shoes to work all the time. I finally shelled out about $80 for a good pair of work shoes and, good gods, the difference it made. My hips, my knees, my ankles, my back, and my heel all felt SO much better. I used to blame it all on my weight, and while it still gives me problems, having proper support really makes all the difference

it actually rlly does work, i felt def more relaxed

This I live by too. And believe, silence is way better than just muttering about.

Who ever thought that was a useless advice?

Silence is golden

This needs to be at the top

My mom used to say "if you don't have anything nice to say, come on inside, I'll put the kettle on".

I like to track down people and tell them something that was down well, lol, it really throws people for a loop sometimes. When done at a work place it also makes people excited to see you and more willing to listen when you have a complaint

right up until they ask if the food they cooked is good. have fun with that. :\

"Don't say nothing" means "say something" Double negative = positive.

And that's why people get offended by everything because of that rule

I wish my mother in law would have taught my husband that lol

Don’t use double negatives.

I once worked in a department that had been taken over for the most part by a cult. They were very cultured people: food, art, music, etc. And they did use to comment on their coworkers lack of class.

Lord, if we could just get people on the internet to listen to this instead of feeling free to say any nasty thing that pops into their minds. I always try to think “Would I say this to them in person?”. If the answer is no, DON’T say it!

"Don't yuk someone else's yum!"

If you got nothing nice to say, keep your mouth shut!

Don’t say nothing? So say something regardless?

I know I am beating a dead horse here. But the same applies to mask wearing.

More people need to live by this one.

I started applying that to internet comments a few years ago. It makes my online experiences much more enjoyable. And I assume most grammatical and spelling errors are the result of typos or English not being someone's first language (common around here). I may make a gentle joke if someone has unintentionally made a pun but always end with a wink: ;-) or the sarcasm sign: /s

My mother said to always take care of your teeth and feet and she was right. Nothing worse than a sore mouth or sore feet

I wish the Press and Social media users would abide by this one.

I've been repeating this to my kids ever since they were small. This is my personal mantra too. A bit of diplomacy doesn't hurt anyone.

There was a story where a king (Akbar) asked his advisor (Birbal) what slogan he should write in the entrance of the palace that makes people happy and sad at the same time. He chose "This too shall pass," because it reminds a sad person that better things are on their way, yet prevents a person from being too indulgent in their happiness.

Yeah, if more people had been given permission to feel okay to panic or be scared there would be less anxiety and fewer panic attacks all round.

This was kind of how I figured I like my husband before we got together. He was nice to talk to, but it wasn't love at first sight. But when I got to know him, I noticed detail after detail, until I finally came to the realisation (didn't take me long, though, to be honest). And now it's been 2+10 years, and counting, that we're together. Glad it didn't take me too long to find out how I feel. ♡

This isn't true. Some people will be atracted to you and others will leave you. But you'll stay with the good ones.

Now I must try this one, dammit :)))

I generally agree but this depends on the culture. Smiling and other such signals can mean completely different things in other cultures.

Very good advice! I'll give it a try

This is especially important for females as not cleaning after intercourse can cause UTI’s.

I thought the reason people did this was because they didn't have enough money to fill the tank, so this one could be written as "Have more money"

Subjective advice, no doubt. For some it might work, for others not so much.

Ooh, no, not really. Happy moments can be good, but ones like buying new clothes for the excitement will fade away quickly and leave you needing another fix. Wave goodbye to your money and you might become less financially secure. You need to look for profound happiness, so that you will feel good about your life in general. For this, do hobbies, be creative, help people, exercise. This is when you will notice the change within yourself.

"Using a stool...." Kind of ironic, wouldn't you say?

Nope, don’t think I will ever do this lol. When I get home that is one of the last things I want to do.

Then how would I have learned this advice?