10 Principles I've Learned in My Life
10 principles I’ve learned in my life – continuously updating. No particular order.
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Embrace minimalism. It simplifies your life and knowing what not to do is just as important as the opposite.
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Be long-termist. Don’t follow the trends, find out what is valuable and repeat it, what is invalid and avoid it.
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You’re the average of the people around you. Surround yourself with people who can make you better.
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Failing to plan is planning to fail. No milestone, no progress.
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Think big, start small. All great things start from a small step.
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Price your time. Pay for it or delegate it if not worth the cost.
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Chase growth, not comfort in decision-making. This makes you different from the ordinary.
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Take good care of your family. They’re the backbone of your life.
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Cultivate a love for a sport. Life is a marathon, good health lets you run farther.
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Unity of knowledge and action. Or the other nine principles are meaningless.