What's some life advice you've heard, read or have told others?
Life's a journey, and sometimes a little advice from a fellow traveler can be a big help. Our community is a global melting pot of wisdom. I'm inviting everyone to share yours.
Whether it's a quote you stumbled upon, a lesson someone's taught you or something you've learned through experience, let's spin a thread of helpful advice and life mottos.
If you see one that resonates with you, drop it a heart and reply to them! And tag someone you know to share with us!
I heard this yesterday and it really struck a chord in me:
I don't know where my next path is, but I'm going to keep walking until I find it.
I hope someone out there finds it as inspirational as I do.
Nothing goes by you that is for you
@tornwillow
this is a very comforting quote. makes me feel less like opportunities are missed and more that the ones we're waiting for will present themselves. thanks for sharing!
@Heather225 it's ok to be a glow stick. Sometimes you need to break, before you can shine ❤
@Tinywhisper11 beautiful 😍
@Lovingflower2141 ❤❤
There are no limits, only obstacles
If you want to be honest with others start by being honest with yourself.
@Lovingflower2141 very true ❤
Btw you have the best pfp evverrr ❤
People are going to judge no matter what, Do the things you matter the most.
"Thinking is difficult thats why most people judge" Someone's quote.
There is always one right way to do a thing. Sometimes there is more than one right way, depending on what you're doing, where, etc. There are always several wrong ways to do it.
I heard the above from a journeyman electrician years ago, when I was working with electricians at a business out in NV.
He also taught me how to cook rice without a rice cooker...one less gadget to take up kitchen space.
A piece of advice I've heard from some people for a number of years but never paid attention to until the past year. That there are no mistakes. Just opportunities to learn and grow. Things in life can really change if you take that to heart and throw in the practice of acceptance with it.
And from the southern side of my family something I catch myself saying in annoyance, If you aren't going to do it right don't do it at all.
