What advice would you give to someone just starting their life?

Not the normal stuff like, don't do drugs etc.


Based on your life, what would you tell them is really important.What advice would you give to someone just starting their life?
I would tell them to eat right and exercise, cause it will pay off in your old age. Don't put off going to the dentist either. Don't take your teeth for granted.





Start saving money now! Don't touch it until you are middle-aged. Live for today because tomorrow is not promised to you. Don't put anything you want to do off. Health is no respecter of persons.





Keep up with your friends and nurture the relationships that you form.





Always be kind and sensitive to others. You could be in their shoes one day. Give a smile to someone and for goodness sakes, stop rushing through life and smell the roses!What advice would you give to someone just starting their life?
i'm only 19 years old so i don't have all the experience in the world...but i've been through a whole lot for my age. and i can see whats important and all the ';I should have's'; I know this is gonna sound a little like the don't do drugs speech. But the most important thing is dude, stay in school. Education is the only way your gonna make it in life. Some type of education or vocational school. Have a degree in something man. Family is so important and friends that are truly there for you. I've been married for a bit now and the thing that almost tore my marriage apart was money problems. We fought so much over the fact that we were so broke we couldn't even drive anywhere--we couldn't afford gas. We couldn't even go to mcdonalds. It was horrible. WE're just starting to recover from all that. But yeah they say money don't make you happy but it sure the hell helps. So get an education of some kind.
When you are 40 try to be settled where you like to live.When you buy your home make sure you can expand and it is handicap excessible.
First of all find a job.


It could help him very much in socialaizing with many peoples.
How short youth is. When your a child, and an adolescent, be one. That phase of innocence, although ignorant is the shortest and most happy time there is.
goals goals goals -=-- every step of the way no mater in you are in school or working or playing set realistic goals and try you darn-est to make or exceed!!!!
I'm 72 so I know what I'm talking about. Get on with your life and live it! Be polite but don't waste your time listening to all the old fogies telling you what it used to be like. Times have changed, enjoy what you have!
Live each day to the fullest and always do the best you can, treat others with respect and always give your employer a honest days work.
Be honest in your dealings with everyone, always tell the truth. It's much easier to remember the truth than it is to remember a lie.





Buy an old car and fix it up. You'll appreciate it more.





You should know how to cook, do laundry, shoot a gun, ride a motorcycle, tell a story, and make love with equal skill.





If you're a male, accept the fact that when you get married, she will change.





If you're a female, accept the fact that when you get married, he won't change.





Enjoy youth while you can, when you get older and youth is just a memory, make sure it's worth remembering!
Keep breathing
go to jail because they have free health insurance!
don't get so busy that you forget to enjoy life--stop and smell the roses because everything else is still going to be there
Live each day to the fullest with no regrets. Get an education and then find a job doing what you love best. You will no doubt change careers at least once in your lifetime but make sure that you enjoy going to work each day. Dont be afraid to take risks or you will miss out on a lot of great experiences.
1) Work very hard at potty training.


2) If your Mom says try just one bite, go ahead and humor her, it won't be so bad and she will live much longer knowing she tried.


3) Don't fall in love too quick or too often.


4) Be a friend to your fellow man.
To get a good education. To do a job that gives something back to society. Failing that, do voluntary work. Nurture your children and watch them grow up into good adults. Look forward to grandchildren because they are wonderful.
Be honest, dependable and have good work ethics. Treat your family with love and respect, they are the most important thing you will ever have in your life.
For sure- pursue an education. Do something that interests you, you might be doing it for long time!





Don't get married too young.





Don't fall for the ';keeping up with the Joneses'; pitfall, live within your means- you'll be a lot happier if you do.
Be truthful and law abiding.


Be kind to others.


Don't take too many risks.


Don't jump into bed with just anyone.


Marry someone whose happiness is more important than your own and make sure those feelings are reciprocated.


Retire as early as possible.


Enjoy your childhood to the fullest extent.
Surround yourself with upbeat positive people. Set life goals and work hard to make them happen. Get the best education you can. Reach for the stars, but keep your feet planted on the ground.