By age 30, you should be smart enough to never do this in your life?

 

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Sheikh Irfan

 

Updated Jan 21

By age 30, you should be smart enough to never do this in your life:?

1. Don't share everything
It's important to maintain some privacy, even with close friends and family.

2. Don't rely solely on your 9-5
Having multiple streams of income is a smart financial strategy. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.

3. Don't neglect your health
Take care of your body by eating well, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep. Remember, you only have one body.

4. Don't do what your friends do
If your friends' activities (such as using drugs or drinking excessively) don't align with your values, it's okay to choose different activities.

5. Don't just blame your parents
It's important to take responsibility for your own life and not blame your parents for everything.

6. Don't wait for the "right time"
The right time to take action is now. Don't let your ambitions remain a dream.

7. Don't take criticism personally
Try not to get too caught up in what others think of you. Remember to prioritize your mental health.

8. Don't take advice from everyone
Be selective about who you take advice from. Look for guidance from people who have achieved what you want to achieve.

9. Don't blindly follow books
Books can be helpful, but it's important to think for yourself and not blindly follow their advice.

10. Don't try to impress others
Focus on impressing yourself and let the right people be drawn to you. Don't go broke trying to impress others.

11. Don't depend on others
It's important to be self-sufficient and capable of tackling your own problems.

12. Don't lie to yourself
It's important to be honest with yourself. People may believe your excuses, but you won't be able to fool yourself.

13. Don't wait for opportunities
Create your own opportunities. Don't wait for them to come to you.

14. Don't argue with people
Don't waste your time trying to win arguments or prove a point to those who are unwilling to listen.

15. Don't fear rejection
Rejection is a normal part of life. Remember that "no" is just the start of a constructive conversation.

Lesson to learn

 

1. If your home smells fishy for no reason, 9 times out of 10, it means there is an electrical fire.

2. If you ever feel like someone is following your car, turn right four times and it will eventually circle. If they are still behind you, that means they are following you. Don't drive home, just call the police and drive to the police station

3. If ever an assistance dog approaches you without its owner, follow it and do it quickly because you could potentially save someone else's life.

4. If someone tries to take you away, fight back. Most kidnappers will simply give up if they encounter resistance. And whatever you do, don't let them take you away.

5. If the tide suddenly goes out unexpectedly, run like you've stolen it, for higher ground.

6. If you are ever attacked by a moose, get behind a tree...they have a blind spot of about ten inches and they will lose you...

7.When people say to take an aspirin to help during a heart attack, chew the pill, don't swallow it whole. It is absorbed much faster.

8. If someone asks you for something on the street - a light, the time, whatever - always keep the person in your sights. So if they ask you the time, don't just look at your watch. Raise your arm slightly so your watch is in view.

9. If you're in danger or need help, in a public place, it's almost always a bad idea to just shout "help." It is more important to be precise. Pointing at someone and telling them to call 911 will be more effective. The bystander effect can sometimes be cruel.

What are the behaviors of a confident person?

 

Alex Ferman

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Passionate Writer, CA (2013 - present)8mo

What are the behaviors of a confident person?

Observe confident people around you. You’ll find these 9 behaviors in them:

1. They don’t cross their arms.

Confident people don’t cross their arms because they’re not feeling defensive, nor do they have anything to hide.

2. They don't constantly check social media.

Mindlessly scrolling through social media can waste more time than you imagine. A confident person knows how to use their time wisely to be more productive.

3. They listen 10 times more than they speak.

Truly confident people already know what they think, they want to know what you think.

4. They celebrate their peers’ successes.

Insecure people don’t want others to succeed. When confident people say “good luck” to someone, they sincerely mean it.

5. They don’t seek approval from others.

Confident people gain attention due to their brilliant work. Since their self-worth comes within, they don’t need approval from others.

6. They never gossip.

Confident people realizes that another person’s private is none of their business. When people engage in gossip, all it serves to do is make themselves more judgmental and toxic.

7. They’re in a pleasant mood most of the time.

Confident people aren’t easily thrown off their emotional game. They don’t feel insulted or slighted as easily as other people, and this is part of their appeal.

8. They maintain eye contact.

Eye contact is a shared experience and one of the most powerful tools in human face-to-face interaction.

9. They aren’t ashamed to ask for help.

Confident people are secure enough to admit a weakness. Saying “Can you help me?” Shows tremendous respect for that individual’s expertise and judgement.