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Just interested in some of the wisdom you guys hold. If you could tell someone something and they genuinely got it and would change their lives for the better what would you tell them?

For me as a student of Psychology and philosophy, it would be " To be brutally honest". Now, this could be taken out of context this doesn't mean running around and speaking the harshest of truths. That follows up with this statement, Only speak the truth but not all truths should be spoken. Dont lie, don't speak lies, and don't lie to yourself. If you start simply with not lying you'll notice your life change, If you don't want to go somewhere don't go, If you don't like something done lie and say you do. From there progress to speaking the truth, which is different not lying is merely not answering with a lie. Speaking the truth now speaking from a point that is brutally honest and with good intentions or even as a form of protection/defense. If you don't like something your boss or GF is doing speak up with courage and honesty.

What about you guys?

[Nottheone]

Life without money is not worth living

[A +]

Keep learning. Knowledge is more important than money.

[Eran]

Don't quit just because you don't see results as quick as you'd wish, baby steps make big things

[Lrrr]

Life itself is a journey thru time. The journey is yours, so don't waste time worrying about what others think. Just focus on learning about the world around you...it's insanely big.

[618C]

Do what makes you feel good and happy, even if that does not make you ritch. Money is worthless without true happiness.

[bk randy]

Smoke lots of weed and occasionally DMT.

[FinanceMan901]

Fuck a lot of whores and do cocaine

[bk randy]

Absolutely fucking not.

These are things to help your life, my guy.

[A10247]

Do research before you inject yourself with garbage.

[Third Eye]

No disrespect intended , but remind me to never take life advice from you 🤣

DMT connects you with the God you will never know, silly little goverment weezel !

[Mr. Corleone]

1. Learn what ego is and how to recognize it within yourself.
Perceive it's consequences on your life and that of others.

2. Become more mindful & direct it into maintaining habits that are beneficial towards your goals

[bk randy]

No disrespect intended , but remind me to never take life advice from you 🤣

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Lol to each their own! :-) still love ya!

edit; got a gold egg from this post! :)

[hackerm0m]

I think one of the biggest things I’ve learned is, don’t think you have all the time in the world to fix things with people you love/care about. No one owes you the extended period of time if they feel the expiration date has come— after you’ve wronged them.

Whether it be friendships, relationships, coworkers or your parents. If it’s something/someone you value. Don’t put it off

[the_bane]

covid has gave us the motive and importance to save money and not to overspend/spend of things we dont actually need, so yea this would be my biggest advice to the general audience