On Fashion
- Rate each article of clothing in your closet on a scale of 1 to 10. 10 makes you feel fabulous. If an item isn't above an 8.5, throw it out and replace it with an article with a higher rating.
- Casual does not mean sloppy.
- Shoes are your signature.
- Life is too short for a bad handbag.
- Never wear an accessory that has lost its purpose.
- Never go binge shopping. You will likely buy things you don't need, and then you can't afford things your wardrobe could actually use. Shop sober!
- Only wear items that fit.
- Always be age appropriate. And decade appropriate.
- Never wear something just because everybody else is.
- Never be too obsessed with fashion.
On Relationships
- Never date anyone you would not want to be friends with.
- Know who your friends are.
- Never friend people on facebook you do not want to be friends with in "real life".
- Say what you mean and mean what you say.
- Refusing to forgive is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to die.
- Everyone needs space.
- Stop making excuse for him.
- Never date a man who has no expectations for his life.
- Never date a man who does not live for something greater than himself.
- Always have a friend you can do things spontaneously with.
On Being a Lady
- You are complex. Accept your own complexity.
- Don't be cheap.
- Earn respect.
- Don't complain when guys open the door for you. Get over yourself.
- Every once in awhile, you should dress up just because you feel like it.
- Always stick up for yourself.
- Playing hard to get may not be such a bad idea sometimes.
- Wear something that makes you feel girly everyday.
- Never blame your mistakes on Mother Nature.
- Aim to bring a little more grace into the world today than there was yesterday.
On Education
- Find at least one subject to study for its own sake and stop worrying about whether or not it will get you a decent paying job.
- Try your best to have a basic understanding of history and art.
- Strive to understand material more than just pass a test.
- Going to college does not make you educated.
- Most learning starts after graduation.
- Searching Youtube does not qualify as "research".
- Learn the basic rules of chess.
- The dictionary is your friend.
- Have a basic understanding of other cultures and religions.
- Never think you are educated enough.
On Work
- Aim to eventually find a job that fits into your calling.
- Volunteer at least once in your life.
- No matter how bad you're feeling, always greet your co-workers with a smile and ask how they are doing.
- Try to understand angry clients and customers. You've been one before too.
- Be teachable when you make work-related mistakes.
- Never accept a dead-end job.
- Find purpose in what you do.
- Try to avoid office politics.
- Respect the people who hired you.
On Money
- A budget is your best friend.
- Don't beat yourself up over money mistakes too long.
- You're never going to have enough. Get used to it.
- If you don't master money, it's going to master you. Remember who's in charge.
- Spend a fair amount of time thinking of where you want to be financially in ten years.
- Never go into debt because you think you deserve it. You don't.
- Understand the difference between luxury and necessity.
- Understand the difference between asset and liability.
- Find a source for money advice you can trust.
- Never hold money too tightly or too loosely.
On Time
- Make sure there is time in your schedule to escape.
- Get off facebook and read a book.
- Find a morning ritual and fight to keep it.
- Before you watch a video on Youtube, ask, "why am I watching this?"
- Make time in your schedule to be spontaneous.
- Always find time to tend to your health.
- People are always the top priority.
- Stop multitasking and focus. Not only do you save time, but you enjoy time more.
- Never dwell too long on time lost. Because that is time lost.
- Never use the lack of time as an excuse not to do the right thing.
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