I think the best advice is be yourself, and never get influenced by anybody (personal experience). And never forget where you come from, doesnt matter if you are rich or poor, everybody has the chance to move on in life no matter the experiences or your background, always looking forward
I agree. I think respect for your parents is very important. But unfortunately some parents they dont know how to deal with difficult situations, because sometimes they dont have time for their kids.
I think is very difficult to tell this generation what to do, cause they think they know anything. And you have to be very honest with them, and talk in "their language", I had that experience with my younger cousins and it worked , so far...
Id been reading the forums, and you are nice people, well some are a a little bit crazy, but I enjoy and laugh a lot , hope to be in other forums soon,
Gracias, Thanks, Its raining here but is getting better, and winter here is usually cold , sunny and great. Sorry, I know you are gonna deal with a different weather, but enjoy it anyway
Hi Im new on the forums Im related to this, I turned 40 recently, and I feel great, most of my friends are older, and they look great and more confident , so I was ready for this I feel very comfortable and happier, I think its a new step in my life
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RE: What one lesson would you like the younger generation to understand?
I think the best advice is be yourself, and never get influenced by anybody (personal experience). And never forget where you come from, doesnt matter if you are rich or poor, everybody has the chance to move on in life no matter the experiences or your background, always looking forward