@truecap
14 Years10,000+ Posts
I'll go first: Don't use credit unless you have to, but protect your credit rating.
A job is not a guarentee, its a privilege (learned that after getting downsized and starting a new job).
Experience and knowledge are highly important. Thats how we keep evolving.
People are more important than anything else. They'll be there when material objects, etc are gone. Support and nurture your friendships and family.
"This too shall pass...." always.
More later..
If you want something done right, do it yourself.
Life's not about finding yourself, or being yourself, it is about creating yourself.
"when people show you, who they are believe them the first time" ~ Mya Angelou
" break ups happen, but know this, "there will always be someone else, always""~ my dad (told me that when i was 8 years old and my lil bf cheated on me. LOL..stuck with me ever sense)
protect/manage your credit, use it wisely
That despite personal tragedies and pain you cannot let it consume who you are. Define you. You can choose to be a victim, or a survivor.
If you watch and wait, someones true colors will emerge.
Do not surround yourself with narrow minded individuals, it rubs off.
Be good, be wise, be true. In this world of hypocrisy, unease and doubt it's sad that these 3 qualities are a refreshing surprise in others.
Before you pray, forgive.
Do not internalize someone elses rejection of you, it is a breeding ground for insecurity and pain. Be exactly who you are and proud of it. Your phenomenal is always intact, NEVER let someone take it from you.
LIFE'S LESSONS
LIKE THIS
EVERYONE YOU CARE ABOUT OR LOVE WILL BETRAY YOU AT SOMETIME IN YOUR LIFE.
GET USED TO IT
Lay down with Tate and sleep with all the women of Wales 😛
NOT ALL
BUT A FEW
I learned that doing my best is just as good as succeeding. Relating to others is sharing with them and listening to their perspective even if sounds redicilous LOL.
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