What life advice, would u give to a teenager?

I'm just wondering for advice. I'm in high school right now. But i'm just wondering for advice. Life advice, as well as other stuff, like, don't sit at the computer 12 hours straight, and random stuff like that, But mostly life advice.


ThnxWhat life advice, would u give to a teenager?
#1 - Use punctuation. Correctly.





OK, now that that's out of the way. Here's my $.02: Start cultivating the ONE thing you are really good at early. Figure out what that thing is. It should also be the thing that makes you feel good. Now, find a way to build your life around that. If you try to deny who you really are, you won't get away with it. Eventually you'll realize what's at the root of your unhappiness is that you've denied who you are.





Part two of that is more difficult. Actually DOING what you love, and making money at it, is hard. Be flexible and know you'll have to compromise.





Find a partner that loves ';that thing you do.'; Marry them.What life advice, would u give to a teenager?
Don't be gay. You'll get made fun of and possibly beat up.


Stay away from pervy teachers as much as possible.


Don't fail.


Try anything you're interested in...


unless you are interested in being gay...


we've discussed how that can be fatal!


Good luck!

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3. obey laws.


buy term life insurance.


buy GOOD nursing home insurance, one that will pay for everything and does not require a lifetime of premiums.


plan.


learn to control your thoughts, feelings, and actions toward ethical goals drawn from ethical motives.


dress smartly.


smile.


learn to

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Never lie to yourself, or cheat at Solitaire.
carpe diem


seize the day


never give up on your dreams
Go for high school diploma and continue education. You won't stay on bottom on your career.
Remember first you have one life to live (unless you are a cat :)) Live it to the fullest...the healthiest, the safest.....be a leader and not a follower. Make a scene but don't be the gossip...Explore the world and to see different cultures. It helps you appreciate what you have. You want to sit back one day and tell your great grandchildren of your lifetime experiences...so it always leaves you with a smile on your face
time waits for nothing.


if it feels good, do it.


sometimes you just have to drink it/spend it/smoke it/do it and worry about it tomorrow.











“As a matter of fact, as we discovered on the train, tomorrow never happens, man. It's all the same f***ing day, man.”-Janis Joplin
I Agree with mr Simone , listen to the elder their wisdom will help you alot in your life .
I think the most wisest advice in life is to be respectful and listen to your elders. You could learn a lot from them, they are older, wiser and been there and done that, also listen to your mother, she has your best interests in life and is always right. NO MATTER WHAT, i never understood why they are so psychic, call it mother's intuition, or whatever, as much as you don't want to belive it, think they don't know anything or as oldfashioned as she may appear, a mother is ALWAYS right.
Life is an adventure, but don't make important decisions until you get out of school. You'll have more time to concentrate on yourself and what you want after you graduate and get that behind you. Choose friends that are thoughtful and don't rush into things or want to get things from you. There's a lot of bad advice out there from friends that don't really know what they're talking about.
Enjoy your childhood while it's still there.
Don't have kids until you are financially set. %26lt;------Seriously!





Do good in school and get every scholarship you can for college.