What's the best piece of advice you've ever been given?

"Don't be sorry, just try again."

My mom would always tell me this growing up whenever I'd attempt something and get it wrong, then apologize for doing so. It's something I repeat to people I'm mentoring now when they do the same. Being sorry for failing at something doesn't help anything. Learning from it and bettering yourself does.

Save a dime of every dollar you make for retirement. Don't look at it as 10% of your earnings, but just that change you tend to waste splurging on something soon forgotten.

I assigned 10% of my paycheck to an IRA so I never saw it (matched by my employer) from the get go, despite living hand to mouth and wondering how to make some mortgage payments. As the paychecks grew, I periodically increased the deduction until I hit the maximum. Wasn't easy initially. But the reason I could retire early and am still living well headed to age 90.

I dont know if it was the best but it was definitely ground breaking in my life. I was told that I needed to do what was best for me and what makes me happy.

Every advice is a good good advice, depends on how you yourself analyze it and act.

One of many from my father - - -

"DON'T BRING OUTSIDE TROUBLES IN YOUR HOME"

Don't lose yourself,in loving someone..

If you encounter a snake, stand still until it moves away. - this advice saved my life

To choose my battles

It is okay to say no.

Living on a farm...don't eat the yellow snow!

Run. Run fast; run far; don't look back.

Alas, said advice came just too late.

"Try not to argue"

I dont usually give advice cuz its usually not followed and unwanted

Save money when you are young you will need it when you get older

Don't trust anyone .

Get to work on time.

if you're mad and you think it would feel so good to say something ...

you probably shouldn't

Stop making you the center of anything and Make God the center and watch what HE does in your life.

Don't eat the yellow snow.

Never answer questions asked by robots

Fold your own parachute.

Don't do business or lend money to those close to you

Don't get too close to anyone
You can't trust anyone
Not even yourself

Don't eat the yellow snow

Leave SW before you get invested.

Never trust a liberal. Keep your hand firmly on your wallet.

Hope isn't a plan, and luck is just a losers excuse for a winner's position

Don't vote for a liberal.

A bird in hand is better than throwing eggs in glass houses.

Take 10% of your paycheck right off the top and invest it every payday.

Never trust a politician, they all lie!

Measure twice, decide once! 🤭

Don't have your neighbors as friends nor your friends as neighbors.

Close your s w account