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What's The Best Piece Of Advice You've Ever Been Given?

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If you think you might have to. Don't pass on an opportunity to use the bathroom.

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A coward dies a thousand deaths, a hero dies but one.

If you think you might have to. Don't pass on an opportunity to use the bathroom.

 

Amazing how much that means to me these days.

Don't sweat the small stuff....

 

Cliche, but so true. No use worrying about all the small trivial things in life.

 

Really good advice. Too bad more people don't adhere to this. One of my favorite books is entitled "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff - And It's All Small Stuff" by Richard Carlson. I read it through in it's entirety a couple or three times a year.

A guy will say anything or do anything to get down your pants.

 

Words of wisdom from my mother which I have passed on to my daughter.

 

Sage advice. And for those who say it doesn't happen much anymore . Wrong.

Not sure it qualifies as advice, but my mother was my biggest encourager. She often said "bubby, you can do anything you choose to do in life". I'd give $1000 just to hear her call me bubby one more time.

Easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

 

I nearly got fired using this philosophy :lol2:

Some of my best advice came from words that were never spoken. Just watching my dad's work ethic, the way my grandpa treats everyone like they are the most important person in the word, and my mom's compassion and faith.

 

That is some of the best advice I've been given. Just mimic the

If you ask somebody for something and they say no, you have no right to be upset. You are not entitled to other peoples stuff.

Truth there bud. Heck, I'd say just as often as not, the girls today are the aggressor/pursuer.

 

They were back in the day, too.

 

But that could have been just my personal experience.

A lot of good ones already. I'll throw one out there from the texts of Gambling 101, as taught to me by my family: "Never spend good money chasing after bad (lost) money." I became a lot better at money management at the track and gaming tables once I took that to heart.

 

Local poker game: never lend money to anyone playing against you.

 

Racetrack: don't play the ponies.

 

Casino: winning a little is better than losing a lot. ( Still having a little problem with this one.)

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