What's the best advice you've ever received?
Life, work, anything. - When trying to decide to take a job offer that was a huge stretch skill-wise 10 years ago: "If someone else can learn to do it, you can learn to do it." Worked out amazing for my life and career.
No matter what company you join you will always find things that you don't like, and the work isn't that much cooler than what you're currently doing even though it sounds like it is.
This is why I only consider reputation of the company and TC these days
Great one. It's the people
Dont stick it in crazy.
Don't wait for someone else to fix issues and crib about it. Pick up responsibility to fix things and be earnest to it.
Also, you can't do everything by yourself.
In life and relationships: Filter everything you say through: Is it kind? Is it necessary? Is it true? I have avoided saying a lot of unkind and unnecessary things by doing this. Specially when being in “the heat of the moment”. Taking a pause to remember these filters gives me a brief moment to double think about what I’m about to say.
I've been trying to be more mindful of late, and this is a great help for that. Thank you
What if we only have kind and truth filter and ignore necessary one?
Get a mentor
Buy low, sell high
Don’t fuck up!
Buy bitcoin - that friend 2014
Be mindful of the users and takers in this world.
Delete blind
Flagged as trolling
Flagged T Mobile for being a DB Here’s some advice. Grow a pair.