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When you have a sad day, always remember the future you will be happy. No matter how little you feel now, keep going.

Don’t worry too much about how you’ve acted before; there are too many factors for humans to currently comprehend, and any combination of them could have hampered you in the past. Build yourself, and your good behavior, right now.

Don’t let yourself fall to other people’s opinions just because they’re being forceful, and also realize they might just be trying to help, even if they’re inaccurate. Learn to figure out what’s really going on, and protect yourself and understanding.

Pick only one thing to make every topic be about. The less you try to include, the more you get done.

Especially, don’t be a jerk to other people who oppose your thoughts; they believe they’re in the right, just as much as you do, even if they’re wrong.

You might be on the wrong side. Don’t let people trick you, and keep your mind safe (and keep good ideas safe, that people are trying to pollute). But, do also realize, one of the other sides might be correct, and you’ve really been on the bad side all along. 

Learn to be ok with doing things twice. A lot of things, like studying and shaving, sometimes takes repetition and multiple efforts to get done above adequately, or exceptionally.

If you say it once to someone, you say it a million times. Everything you say has long-reaching consequences, regardless of how you feel about saying something, other people can be dramatically changed by it. You can either help a person, or ruin them; don’t choose the latter option in almost any situation, regardless of how you feel now.

Bacteria moving from host to host, finding people susceptible to be infected, so the bacteria can live on the host, at that scale, is kind of like space colonization.

Get to bed early, everyday. It’ll help you in everything you want to do elsewhere <3

If today was a special day, it was a wonderful day! Be happy!~.-.~

Most of the time, all you need to do is the recommended amount. Once you pass the requirements, move on to something else: it’s far more impressive to get a lot accomplished that passes the requirements, than to do a small lot of things very precisely and perfectly, because that’s not very impressive if you only have a few, small things done.

Don’t try to make it perfect: you’ll only stress yourself out, and fail. Make it wonderful, functional, perfect as it needs to be and more, and then move on ahead of schedule.

Take a little bite, and dig in. You’re not going to accomplish anything by looking at work: Find things to do, and do them.

If you wanna get into something, start by doing it. If you want to learn drawing, just start practicing, and then go to a book when you want to. If you want to learn programming, learn the basic code for making a program, and then just play with it until you want more. Don’t jump right into theory and lessons right away; that will, mostly, only lead you to falling behind and leaving it.

Choose-your-own-Adventure Books make the best afternoons.