If you had kids/grandkids and they grew to be young adults, and you could only give them 4 pieces of advice...

Question

...what would they be?

Answer 1

Only 4? Arrgg! OK.

1. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. That's Karma. That's making the world a better place rather than making it worse. The world that you help create is the world that you, and perhaps your children, will live in.

2. Go for it. Be persistent. If you want something, try for it, and don't give up after one attempt. If what you've tried has failed, try again, something different. If you don't get what you want from this life, don't let it be because you didn't try.

3. Try to be the kind of person that you would admire if you were looking at yourself from outside yourself.

4. Try to find the things that you hide from yourself. Be self-aware; it is the key to overcoming self-defeating behavior and habits.

5. (Sorry, I can't help it.) All things in moderation, be it work, or play.

6. (I know) Be self-reliant, but don't hesitate to ask for help.

OK. and oh yeah, eat healthy.

Answer 2

Life is about procreation so have kids.

Money is d**n important so manage it well.

Avoid stupid Love - Choose wisely, treat kindly.

Never teach a pig to sing, it wastes time & annoys the pig.

Answer 3

Always be  true to yourself

Faith, family, friends are the most important things in your life

Live each day as if it is your last

Be humble

Answer 4

1. Don't plan on a sequle

2. Food tastes better when you eat it

3. Rock Paper Scissors is the only logical way to settle something

4. That you are always playing the game and cant escape it

Answer 5

I have kids who are young adults, and grandkids- how about that?

I give them advice (when they want it)

I tell them. Be honest. Be loyal. I tell them their family is the most important thing in the world, more important than money or things. and I tell them about Love and Compassion.