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One piece of advice...

Most of life is showing up.

Suffering empowers love.

Winning arguments is far less important than learning from them.

Accept the fact that half the people in the world are below average.

Fear is sometimes a form of wisdom.

If you can't laugh at yourself, you won't laugh half as much.

Don't spend money you don't have.

Be the faithful friend that everyone longs for.
 

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Only gamble with people you'd lend money to.

Appreciate literature in its original form. Homer should be listened to, Shakespeare should be watched.
 


1. Wear sunscreen
2. Don't worry
3. Do one thing a day that scares you

Chicago Tribune article

or even better, the music version "Everyone's free (to wear sunscreen)" by Baz Luhrman.

Piratecat said:
Never go to bed with anyone who has more problems than you do.

Interesting. But then you both would go to bed with someone who exactly the same number of problems; could be interesting to keep score, though.
 


I have two, maybe you've heard them before...


“To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.” and I think the inverse is also true, if you are false to yourself, you can not help but be false to others.

and

"Be not simply good, be good FOR something."
 


Ok, so I was compiling this stuff for a friend of mine, and this is what I ended up using: (some of your stuff, some of my own, and it's kinda big, so I'll sblock it)
[sblock]Advice: The Alphabet Edition

Always say thank you.

Be careful with words such as "obviously" or "clearly." Sometimes it's not so obvious or clear.

Call your friends when they pop into your head randomly.

Don't sweat the petty stuff, and don't pet the sweaty stuff.

Exhibit happiness whenever you can. It's contagious.

Forgive wrongdoings. Everyone needs a second chance.

Give praise easily. There's plenty of cynicism in the world already.

Help whenever you can. Joy follows.

Involve yourself. No one can do it for you.

Joke around. Life's serious enough.

Know thyself. You are the only you.

Love your neighbor as yourself. (Is there any better advice?)

Make time to do the things you want. It won't make itself.

Never ever use absolutes. Ever.

Open your eyes to see from other's points of view. You might see something completely new.

Party. Seriously, why not?

Quiet your mind occasionally. The noise can be overwhelming otherwise.

Random acts of kindness are a blessing to both the giver and receiver.

Stir things up. Nobody likes stagnation.

This, too, shall pass. Be it a joyous moment or a struggle, don't get caught there too long.

Use the gifts God has given you. He knows what He's doing.

Volunteer. There aren't enough people willing to serve.

Welcome new people. They just might become your best friend!

Xenophobia is unnecessary. (Give me a break...it's the letter "X")

You often regret the things you don't do more than the things you do.

Zeppelin rules. It's true. Just listen to "Rock and Roll" and try to not have your spirits lifted. (Ok, "Z" was tough, too.)[/sblock]
 
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Most of mine come from video games, songs or movies.

"There is no knowledge that is not power" - Smoke "Mortal Kombat II"

"Speak the truth, or make your peace some other way." - Godsmack "Speak"

"I don't care what you believe, just believe it." - Shepherd Book "Serenity"

"I do what I like, and I like what I do." - Mr. Beef (paraphrasing Andrew W.K.'s "Party Hard")

"Your life style determines your death style." - Mr. Beef (paraphrasing Metallica's "Frantic")

"You'll find I'm full of suprises." - Luke Skywalker "The Empire Strikes Back"
 

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