The best advice you ever got?

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I was wondering if anyone wanted to share some great life advice that they received and how it changed them. For myself it came in the form of a book called "Who moved my Cheese". The book essentially changed my path in life. Before reading it, I was in a place in my life where I could see no options for a better future. I had very little money at my disposal, almost no support and saw only hurdles and road blocks. This book thought me to ignore all the negative voices in my head that told me not to pursue my goals. It illustrated how, even though we may find ourself in a hopeless situation, there is alway a path through the maze of life. We need to keep our skills sharp and not become complacent. We need to not blame anyone else for our situation but be accountable for ourselves. We need to realize, life is not always going to be handed to you, sometimes we need to go out and find your own way.
I set off on my path not knowing where the next meal would come from or if I would have a place to lay my head, and there were times I didn't have either. I have to admit, I wasn't always comfortable on my journey but that experience of going it on my own, thought me to appreciate all that I have.
If I have any advice to give to people who are putting off on going for something because they have told themselves it's impossible, I would say...truly, the number one thing holding you back is the person in the mirror.
The day someone told me about the search bar...
 

bizarrojohnson

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True happiness comes from what you do for others and the love you receive from your actions. (not in those words, can't remember the actual quote)
Dalai Lama
 

dankdalia

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Don't you dare, for one more second, surround yourself with people who are unaware of the greatness that you are.
 

joe macclennan

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Don't make promises you cannot keep.

Don't say your sorry unless you really mean it.

You turn into the boy who cried wolf if these are done too much.
 

hsfkush

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The key to being a successful businessman is being a good middle man

​Eddie Temple; Layer cake.

Complacency and carelessness ends in jail time. Paranoia can keep you out of jail.
 

TalonToker

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Don't know how I managed to miss this thread until now. I just read through it from page 1 and I feel a little smarter now! Thanks for starting the thread hsg.


My father always told me to never purchase anything with a credit card unless you plan on paying it off next month. Interest is a killer.
 
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