1.
Accept that you can’t
please everybody, and then decide which select few opinions and feelings you
value enough to try and satisfy.
2.
Recognize that the
grass always seems greener on the other side. Perhaps
the grass you’re standing on just needs a little watering — it’s not
necessarily where you’re at, so much as what you do there.
3.
Don’t spend too much time
on Instagram trying to decide if Hudson or Amaro is the more aesthetically
pleasing effect on your picture.
4.
Enjoy your journeys. Many
times, the trip there is more gratifying than the arrival.
5.
Make certain that you have
some real friends who will tell you if you’re screwing
up, regardless of whether you want to hear or not. “Yes men” will have you
believing your sh-t don’t stink, but rest assured — it does.
6.
Live as if you’re not going
to make it to thirty. Too often we dread the big 3-0 instead of being grateful
for the days we have now, and recognizing
how fortunate we’d be to make it that far into the future.
7.
Don’t confuse the people
who are often present with the people who are always there.
8.
Make a legitimate effort to
have too good of a time today to worry
about tomorrow.
9.
Try to keep in mind that
while all good things must come to an end, so must the bad.
10.Whether
it’s big or small, always have something to look forward to. It’s essential to
help you get through things.
11. Spend more money on experiences and less on material things. (e.g.
trip to Las Vegas takes precedence over new iPod.)
12.Avoid
reading comment sections on the internet, especially if you’re sensitive.
You’ll lose all hope for civilization.
13.Save
money whenever it’s possible, because as soon as you think you’re ahead
money-wise, something expensive will break.
14.Always listen and ruminate, but never make important
decisions based off of advice from someone who isn’t going to have to face the
consequences.
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