What important advice would you give to a young person about the world?

Question

What important advice would you give to a young person about the world?

Answer 1

what ever u do don't be to serious always remember there is a tomorrow and have fun  :P

Answer 2

The difference between the impossible and possible is one's level of determination !

There are no strangers in this world; only FRIENDS waiting to be met !

Answer 3

The world is not always fun and games like the tv shows on noggin and sprout. There are some dangers that they might not understand, so they need to know how to be alert to danger like people who kidnap an things like that. They need to know that it's ok to have people around to help them. And they need to know which people they should ask for help. They need to know that not all people are bad, but to be alert to ones who are.

Answer 4

don't drink dont do drugs only taint the mind as so far that ignorance can be turned into enlightenment... stay open minded dont believe half the stuff the government says(seriously im not crazy) do what makes you happy as long as its not destructive to others emotionally or phisically.......

Answer 5

take anything easy

Answer 6

if i gave advice to a young person about the world i would tell him to expect the unexpected. anything can happen.

Answer 7

Don't worry  about anything, Enjoy.............

Make a Good Friends, and go through the correct way,

Future is in your hands, So do the needful

Answer 8

dont trust anyone

and dont fall in love early

the younger you are the harder to get over the heartbreak..

just dont get addicted and only trust yourself.

Answer 9

I would have to say quoting a movie and a song I recently heard.  "Cease the Day"..enjoy being alive and what the natural earth has to offer, stop and look around and take it all in while we can.  Don't rely to heavily on your plans for life. Things will constantly be changing in which we sometimes have no control...as the song goes I "if you want to make God laugh..tell him your plans".

John

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Answer 10

Do not get obsessed... do not get addicted... everything in moderation

Answer 11

trust your instincts...

even if they are wrong.. as you grow your skills develop...

everything in moderation..

travel...see the world...

Answer 12

Nothing is quite as it seems. The things that we've learned are important, are not all important, and some are not even real. Much of what is really important, is invisible, and some will remain so even after you find it in yourself. Don't take anyone's description of the world at face value. Trust your experience, and your logic, and when you want truth, ask your own self. Others can only hint to you.

You're a part of this world, all of your good and your bad. Consider how you started out and got to where you are now. Admit it, you never really created yourself. You aren't separate and responsible for all of it. Narrow your cares down to what you are really responsible for - what truly free choices do you *really* make, and why do you make them? The sooner you find out, the better life will be. Everything will be okay.

Answer 13

Don't believe ANYTHING that you learn from the mass media.

Answer 14

Selfishness is a virtue and sacrifice is evil - Today society believes and acts in the opposite.

Just remember no one can think for you so when told what you should do by another because it is in "your interest" tell them to take a hike.

Here are a few quotes to ponder from Ayn Rand - I suggest reading Atlas Shrugged.

1. The most selfish of all things is the independent mind that recognizes no authority higher than its own and no value higher than its judgment of truth.

2. I swear by my life, and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine.

3. Man—every man—is an end in himself, not a means to the ends of others; he must live for his own sake, neither sacrificing himself to others nor sacrificing others to himself; he must work for his rational self-interest, with the achievement of his own happiness as the highest moral purpose of his life.

Answer 15

People are stupid.

They will beleive a lie either because they fear it to be true or they wish it to be.

The important part is to remember that you are just as capable of beleiving lies as the next person.

Answer 16

its a beautiful struggle out there!

Just be very careful.

Answer 17

Risk is most easily taken when you are young. In the future everyone will have to be an entrepreneur.

Start your own business as soon as possible related to something you enjoy doing...then start another one.  For each business you start immediately find someone you trust to run the business for you. It's not as hard as it seems. You can learn what ever you need to learn step by step.

To get an in-depth view of how to go about this read "The 4-Hour WorkWeek".     www.fourhourworkweek.com/

Answer 18

that it is big very big like an big apple he will be interested

Answer 19

Don't take anything too seriously.  ;)

Answer 20

depend what kind of advice are you looking for. And what do you mean 'world'?

i guess i could say that just be careful and not everyone is who they say they are, careful who you trust.

Answer 21

Go into it cautiously.  Be the master of your feelings, not the other way around; that is, feel what you like but control yourself. Remember that rules are there to protect you; things are not bad for us because they have been forbidden, but have been forbidden because they are bad for us.

It's ok if it takes a while to find your purpose in life.  Better to figure it out slowly and get it right.  

Your specific purpose could be anything, but in general, the reason we are all here is to make the world better for all of God's children, and enjoy good times with the people who are important to us.  Life like that and you'll have a good, fulfilling, happy life.

Don't let personal catastrophes discourage you.  They happen to everyone.  Surround yourself with friends and family and you'll pull through.

Make plans and work diligently toward them.  Start with college.  It almost doesn't matter what you get your degree in, because you almost certainly won't be doing whatever that is for a career.  Get into college now and get that degree.  Once you've got things figured out, you can go back for a second one later.  Having earned the first one will make earning the second one easier, and you'll graduate with a higher GPA.

Good luck.

Answer 22

question. question everything and then find your own answers. don't just believe stuff because someone else told you to. believe it because you believe it or do it because you want to. not for someone else.



and tell people you love them often. you never know when you wont see them again, so make sure they know they are loved.

Answer 23

There is an endless bridge between head-over-heels lust and love.

Answer 24

never ever try to figure everything out... you will drive yourself insane. thinking from all points and views is good but then you will never be sure of yourself... a lot of this isnt supposed to be figured out by us, we cannot comprehend everything. not even close. so do what you think is right in your soul. dont carry the world on your shoulders. and be wary of being extreme black and white on things..... always exceptions to everything. just relax and gray areas are usually friends.

Answer 25

Noone else can make you happy or complete.  Love yourself and try to be happy with who you are because no matter where you go or what you do - there you are!

Answer 26

Have no fear and only believe in yourself.

Answer 27

Life is about taking chances some you'll win some you lose. Be strong,tough, and smart...

NOTHING RISKED IS NOTHING GAINED IN LIFE!!!!!!!!!

Answer 28

Love God completely, love colleague as Self;

"Freakonomics," S. Levitt, is helpful re "learning to earn," which is important;

"Soul Mates and Twin Flames," Elizabeth Clare Prophet, is helpful re romance and relationship.

"Expecting Adam," Martha Beck,

the "Bible," "The Great Divorce," C. S. Lewis, and

"Testimony of Light," Helen Greaves, give insight re spirituality.

Try to live in a clean, more rural area.  Cultivate a garden and a sense of humor http://www.lolyoga.com , learn to meditate http://www.easwaran.org and save for retirement and don't use credit beyond what you pay off each month.

Answer 29

well some advice is go to collage/ university because in todays world you have to go to collage to live so you have food water and shelter.  also don't your life don't do drugs i would be un happy if you did. also try because a lot of poor people don't try and they depend on begging. it wastes tax payers money. a lot of poor people have a choice to get a job but they don't.

Answer 30

It's round

Answer 31

Never trust any one over thirty . And when you reach your thirtieth birthday don't trust any one under thirty.