Lessons I’ve Learned thus far in life 2012
July 1, 2011
tags: 50, Apologetics, Asshole, Christianity, Deepak Chopra, God, Health, learn, lessons, life, list, Philosophy, Religion and Spirituality, taught
- Scratching only makes it worse.
- The worst possible outcome is not very likely to occur, and even if it does, it’s not that bad.
- The internet can solve a great deal of your problems, but not everything.
- There is no substitute for first hand experience.
- Some people are just assholes.
- Having good friends is very, very important.
- It’s OK to make mistakes.
- The perception you have of yourself deeply affects how you interact with the world.
- Hindsight is 20/20.
- The truth will set you free, but first it will punch you in the face.
- You should always be aspiring towards a dream.
- In a great deal of cases confidence is competence.
- Money can only buy you happiness to a certain extent.
- Self-pity is extremely harmful.
- You can fall in love with the way a person writes.
- Looks are very deceiving.
- Everyone at one point in their lives has either slapped themselves in the face or talked to a mirror.
- You never know unless you try.
- Some people can’t handle the truth.
- Nobody is unbeatable.
- Sometimes you have to do things that you don’t like, for people you don’t like. Just remember it doesn’t last forever.
- If you honestly don’t know the answer, it’s not a stupid question.
- Be skeptical of those who claim to have the answers to life’s most difficult questions.
- God is for the individual. Religion is for the community. via @SilverWingsJS
- As you are read this there’s something that you have to do, but you’re putting it off. Do it now.
- When you take 2 steps forward it’s called progress. When you take 2 steps forward and 1 step back, it’s still called progress.
- Parents just want what’s best for you, but at the same time parents just don’t understand.
- Critics don’t know what the fuck they’re talking about.
- Manners cost you nothing, and yet their use always tends to pay you back.
- Worrying is both time consuming and ineffective.
- Never feel guilty if you’re unsure of what you want to do with your life.
- Really get to know your parents and grandparents. They’re more interesting than you could ever imagine, and they won’t be around forever.
- The best medicine is laughter. And, you know, I guess antibiotics is a close second.
- Don’t let your success go to your head no matter how much you’ve earned it, and don’t let the failure break your heart.
- There is nothing to fear but fear itself. And snakes…and spiders…and the growing strength of the Chinese economy.
- I believe it was maybe Shakespeare who said, “you should never sell-out or compromise just to make a bunch of assholes like you.”
- Rules are meant to be logically bent when the situation calls for it.
- Regret is worse than embarrassment.
- Practice ALWAYS makes you better.
- Travel broadens the mind.
- It’s not a punishment from God and it’s not Karma. Sometimes shit just happens. Deal with it.
- You never keep a lady waiting.
- Beauty magazines are evil and unnecessary.
- Education is never a waste of time.
- Experiences are more important than products.
- The path to success in any field involves perseverance, adaptation, constant re-formulations and an immunity to criticism.
- Take full advantage of your youth while you still have it.
- Always seek to better yourself and those around you.
- If you have the opportunity to help someone, even if it’s a small gesture, do it.
- If you want to fail this world and everyone in it will allow you that opportunity.
- Invest in your skills not in your Jordans.
- When you hide, for better or for worse, it’s because you’re scared.
- It’s fun playing the blame game for a while, but it doesn’t really solve anything.
- When procrastinating do so productively.
- Nobody has ever made it entirely on their own, and you won’t either.
- There’s no such thing as an overnight success.
- Particularly if you’re young, you should be making as many mistakes as possible.
- The past is not meant to be used as a stick to beat yourself with.
- In order to grow and improve you need to constantly and consistently step out of your comfort zone.
- At some level you have to admit that you are where you are because of either the choices you’ve made or the choices you’ve allowed others to make for you.
- Written on a tombstone: “I was once where you are. One day you will be where I am.” -Deepak Chopra
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