What is the best advice you have ever received?
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Don't take life too seriously.
Without commitment you’ll never start, but more importantly, without consistency you’ll never finish. -Denzel Washington
- Lubna AmirI am a trained language professional with over four years of teaching experience
Do not expect other people to be good to you just because you are good to them.
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Work in silence, let your success make the noise.
Hard to choose, atleast for me, the best advice; I really valued every advice coming from wiser people. One of my favorite is: Yesterday is history then, tomorrow it's a misteri and, today is a gift, it's the reason why's called "present".
Be yourself. Your own pretentious acts will kill you.
Enjoy the small things in life. Focus on what you can control instead of worrying about what you can't! ☺️
Everyone else is taken, just be yourself!
Not everyone is the same. So let's be different together.
Never argue with a stupid person; they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
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