20 Wonderful tips 4 A Great Life & Career

20 useful Tips

2. Thai Jasmine/Flickr
1. Day after day, be a little bit kinder and a tad wiser
than you were the day before.

3. B30K/Flickr
2. Both for your
company and your
family, be better at
saving money than you
are at spending it.

4. SophiaSPK/Flickr
3. It is a better
strategy to be
consistently
good than
occasionally
great.

5. Mike Barwood/Flickr
4. Read more.
Nothing else will
so quickly make
you wiser.

6. Samuel Raj/Flickr
5. Always do the right
thing, even when you
think no one is
watching.

7. Martino!/Flickr
6. Never forget that most people will do what you pay
them to do, not what you tell them to do.

8. LawPrieR/Flickr
7. It is okay to be
more generous than
other people,
especially if you like
to feel good.

9. Fran Simo/Flickr
8. Most of the
answers you
need already
exist in
someone
else’s head;
find those
people.

10. Rory Macleod/Flickr
9. Too little ego, and
you waste your
potential; too much
and you waste
everyone else’s.

11. Mike Mozart/Flickr
10. Technology cannot
solve every problem.

12. e_monk/Flickr
11. Give away the things
you no longer need; it will
help others, and free
yourself from distractions

13. Thai Jasmine/Flickr
12. Just because you dislike
someone does not mean s/he is
wrong.

14. Franco/Flickr
13. Be happy even when you
do not get what you thought
you wanted.

15. Steven Depolo/Flickr
14. Never ask a
favor of
anyone unless
you have
helped them at
least three
times already.

16. Tela Chhe/Flickr
15. Don’t just
count your
blessings; use
them to help
others.

17. Travis/Flickr
16. The secret of
success is to stay
healthy.

18. Tom Conger/Flickr
17. Take a simple idea and take it seriously. (Charles T. Munger)

19. 18. If you expend too much
energy just to stay in the
same place, you will never
advance.

20. Alejandro Mallea/Flickr
19. Listen! The people who
don’t think are the ones who
never listen.
(from the book 1Q84)

21. Phil Dragash/Flickr
20. You don’t need more
money; you need more
meaning.

22. Katie Laird/Flickr
Be positive, and help others!
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