When I was young my mother told me
"Not to put anything in the shop window that wasn't for sale"
Very old-fashioned advice and some will disagree with that.
But, I found that it served me well.
Today, I would rephrase it as don't put up any pictures you wouldn't want the whole world to see on the internet or social media.

After dating my girlfriend for a year, I finally got my driver's license and was taking her for our first date alone in the family car. When my father gave me the keys, he said, "Remember, when she is in your car, she is the most important person in the world. Treat her that way." I never forgot that.

My mom always taught me never to engage in gossip or talk about other people if they weren’t there to participate in the conversation

Not advice just sayings...

My dad:
Everyone has the right to their own opinion👍🏻

My paternal grandmother:
You just have to do the best with what you've got👍🏻

Mom:
You made your bed now lie in it😟
Oh no! lol

Do not get married by my favourite aunty, was the only time I ever disagreed with her

Still married since August 1980

Do the right thing at the right time for the right reason.

A late friend..

A sergeant told me to pick my battles and a therapist told me to parent myself

My husband told me to 'walk around like I own the place' whenever I felt insecure at work.

I forget, but it was a lengthy paragraph that gave me much comfort.

As usual, Pop: "You can learn something from everyone you meet—even if it’s only whom to avoid." 😅

Make your dream come true.

I told myself.

plastics! LOL

Don't sweat the small stuff...

Don't eat the yellow snow.

Willie the Dwarf

stop son the gun is loaded

Don't trust AI.

Invest early and often. A financial planner.