What is the best lesson you have learned at this stage in your life?
just curious...:)
Answer:
Well i'm 22 and best lesson i've learnt while i've been studying in uni is to believe in myself. Don't doubt yourself or underestimate your abilites. Tell yourself you can do it. Don't sweat the small stuff either.
Don't lie. It seems logical not to lie. Telling the truth is simple and easy to remember.
I had a situation in which I lied a lot and it kept growing. Before I knew it, I had created a completely fictional past. I finally confessed and even today, I feel guilty about what I did. And it was nothing horrendous.
I now try my best to live lie-free.
the truth may hurt but it is what needs to be said
dont shoplift. especially at macys.
anddd the only way to know who you really are and fit to be is to take risks!
Don't ever ever ever talk to Bipolar chics unless you want the cops all up in your life. Also people are disgustingly judgemental.
i love only myself and fight only for myself. and as long as i think everybody exist to make me feel that way... the world is wonderful.
people have hope because they cant see death standing behind them.
All I know is that I know nothing.
Plato
well, my age is 26 and what i learned from me and others is listen to others carefully and answer very short how short is possible not talk useless then slowly slowly you start talking inside with you and save many power which use in useless talking ....then many amazing unbelievable events happen inside you and you become more confident and can take right decision in your life. but here one thing i want to mention that don't hide or press your emotion inside you let them come out otherwise it will worse inside you..that's what i learned yet.
Graduate school has taught me to be precise in my thinking, my writing, and my verbal communication.
That's a valuable skill.
dont ever put yourself or anyon else down because everyone has different values. you could look at someone and love them and another can hate them. a person's worth and your worth are all a matter of opinion.
sometimes you have to do things not because they're right (in like a moral way or whatever), but because they're the right things to do in certain situations
strive to be the person your dog thinks you are. i've learned that opinions are like buttholes. everyone has one. happiness is an inside job. if someone says "you didn't hear this from me..." you prolly don't want to. always let the last thing u say to a person you love be 'i love you'. u never know if you'll get to tell them again.
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Answer:
Well i'm 22 and best lesson i've learnt while i've been studying in uni is to believe in myself. Don't doubt yourself or underestimate your abilites. Tell yourself you can do it. Don't sweat the small stuff either.
Don't lie. It seems logical not to lie. Telling the truth is simple and easy to remember.
I had a situation in which I lied a lot and it kept growing. Before I knew it, I had created a completely fictional past. I finally confessed and even today, I feel guilty about what I did. And it was nothing horrendous.
I now try my best to live lie-free.
the truth may hurt but it is what needs to be said
dont shoplift. especially at macys.
anddd the only way to know who you really are and fit to be is to take risks!
Don't ever ever ever talk to Bipolar chics unless you want the cops all up in your life. Also people are disgustingly judgemental.
i love only myself and fight only for myself. and as long as i think everybody exist to make me feel that way... the world is wonderful.
people have hope because they cant see death standing behind them.
All I know is that I know nothing.
Plato
well, my age is 26 and what i learned from me and others is listen to others carefully and answer very short how short is possible not talk useless then slowly slowly you start talking inside with you and save many power which use in useless talking ....then many amazing unbelievable events happen inside you and you become more confident and can take right decision in your life. but here one thing i want to mention that don't hide or press your emotion inside you let them come out otherwise it will worse inside you..that's what i learned yet.
Graduate school has taught me to be precise in my thinking, my writing, and my verbal communication.
That's a valuable skill.
dont ever put yourself or anyon else down because everyone has different values. you could look at someone and love them and another can hate them. a person's worth and your worth are all a matter of opinion.
sometimes you have to do things not because they're right (in like a moral way or whatever), but because they're the right things to do in certain situations
strive to be the person your dog thinks you are. i've learned that opinions are like buttholes. everyone has one. happiness is an inside job. if someone says "you didn't hear this from me..." you prolly don't want to. always let the last thing u say to a person you love be 'i love you'. u never know if you'll get to tell them again.
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