I love talking to
people. It may be a refutable statement but I do love it when I've got to have
a chance to chat with the men and women around me. I listen to their words,
observe their gestures, watch how their eyes look, assess their stories, and
think over their advice and teachings. As I grow older, I've realized that
I've already talked to so many of them, and pondering about our conversations,
came up with the conclusion that my ideals, principles, the things I believe in
life, were all there because of their influence. My mom, dad, preachers,
instructors, family, friends, acquaintances, and even strangers… These are the
people that I've talked to and/or listened to… and listed below are just a
small fraction of the myriad things I learned from them. If you have the time
to read, enjoy and try these things:
* Be high-spirited
but properly restrained.
* Keep in mind God's
commandments.
* Always be humble.
Always be friendly. Always be curious.
* Appreciate little
things.
* Get a life.
* Learn from all
kinds of people.
* Learn to walk on
other's shoes. Be open-minded.
* Sacrifice things
for the sake of others. Don't think much of yourself.
* Be of help, don't
be a headache.
* Be assertive but
polite and respectful.
* Believe in all
things, and weigh which are the most important.
* Don't dwell in the
past, make the best out of today, invest in your future.
* Cherish moments
with friends.
* Try new dishes, go
to unfamiliar places, stay dumb but learning.
* Don't be afraid to
cook food and be criticized. Wash the dishes regularly. Keep your bed sheets
clean.
* Hug your mom and dad whenever you have the chance.
* Hug your mom and dad whenever you have the chance.
* Always say thank
you and don't be shy to say sorry.
* Don't let a
precious relationship be ruined just because you're jealous.
* Procrastinating is
good when you're sure you can finish your tasks in time.
* Have fun, play
basketball :).
* Chat with friends.
* Don’t try to
impress everyone, be yourself, but don't forget to work for improvements.
* Do what you want
before it's too late.
* Don't be an annoying perfectionist.
* Always think that
every people you encounter are more kind-hearted than you are.
* Appreciate beautiful things.
* Appreciate beautiful things.
* Learn from your
best friends.
* Communicate with
your brothers and sisters - you'll be surprised to know that they are actually lovable
and adorable creatures.
* Open yourself to
people you care about.
* Stay happy wherever
you are.
* Sketch landscapes.
* Be a different
person everyday.
* Learn to comb your
hair and shine your shoes.
* Smile - it's viral.
* Make phone calls,
don't text.
* Communication is
best when it's personal.
* Stand for what you
believe in but be open-minded for better ideas.
* Touch your friends;
there are things that are better left unsaid and communicated through silent intimacy.
* Accept that you
don't know anything and you need to ask. Just ask wisely, by the way.
* Never be afraid to
express your ideas.
* Read books… it's
very therapeutic!
* Please… practice
time management!
* Be true to your
promises, otherwise don't make a promise.
* You don't know what
tomorrow may bring, but you can pray that it will be something great.
* Respect everyone.
* Don't interrupt
when someone's telling you his life story. Show that you're genuinely
interested.
* The key to making
friends is knowing what she likes and realizing that you share the same
preference. Err..like basketball players. :)
* At the end of the
day, assess what you've done and pray for strength to make it better for the
next day.
* Be quick. Time is
running out.
* Be practical. Be
assertive. Be aggressive sometimes.
* Think of your
parents when you're planning to spend money.
* Love the people who
love you. Do good things to don't.
* Be nice to
children. They probably don't know it when they get so annoying.
* When confused, go
back to the basic.
* Review your notes!
* Strengthen your
strengths.
* When you've done
something great, it's not you who did it. All glory and praises are to Him. You
are a worthless servant.
…and a lot more. :)
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