Question

What is the most important thing you've learned in life?

Answer 1

One of the most important thing I have learned in life is the important of patient.patient is define as individuals ability to wait something significant to Happen without feeling frastruated due to delay. 

Answer 2

I think the most important thing I have learned so far is to take risks.

When I was young I was very shy and insecure. I often didn't take risks and let opportunities pass me by.

I recently reconnected with a man whom I had met as a teen. I was 16 and he was 17. I had a huge crush on him but was too scared to tell him how I felt about him. Now that we have reconnected decades later, he confessed to me he felt the same way. He wanted to tell me how he felt about me but felt insecure about himself as well.

We had a good conversation over coffee about how we both had regrets about the past and wished things were different between us. Who knows? a relationship back then when we were both insecure might not have worked but moving forward, we at least know now how we both felt (and still feel) about each other.

Answer 3

The most important thing which I learn from the life is to always try to be good to others, try to ignore their mistakes and never always complaining about them instead think about the positive things which you see in others and admire it, by doing this you'll increase your friends.

Answer 4

The most important thing you've learned in life is that you are never too old. This means that you can keep going no matter what life throws your way.

Answer 5

One of the most important things I have learned in life is always to be calm, it helps a lot, when you are calm, you can be focus and think straight.

Answer 6

I have only lived for 19 years until now. People don't really call me wise but till now, I have learnt that, pleasing people can never be attained, you have to be kind, not stupid. Spread love but let yourself be treated like shit.

Secondly, hardwork always pays off, short cuts are deadly.

Answer 7

Make yourself necessary and you will always be needed. If you want to feel successful, learn to create, innovate or design something other people can use and need.

2. Your thoughts are like boomerangs. What you pass along to others is what will come back to you.

3. You are more defined by what comes out of your mouth than what goes in it. The way you speak and the things you say have power. Speech gives us the power to create or destroy.

4. The journey of your success will always begin with the small step of taking a chance. In business, in relationships, and in life, it all begins with a small step grounded in a desire to be better and do better.

5. Your education is never complete. Determine to live fully and continually learn. Prepare for what life has to teach by being open to the lessons in everything you do and experience.

6. Don't allow the voice of your fears to be louder than the other voices in your head. Make sure the voice of reason, the voice of belief, the voice of confidence are all strong enough to drown it out.

7. A good reputation is more valuable than money. Your reputation is built on the foundation of your character; it entails the words you speak and the actions you take. Take care of your character above all other things and your reputation will take care of itself.

Answer 8

Always trust your instincts because that is the point of connection to your guidance angel. Live in love, by doing this you form a protective cover around yourself.

Answer 9

The most important thing I have learned in is that this world is cruel, learn how to fall and rise on your own then reduce expectation to avoid disappointment

Answer 10

i think that the best thing is to enjoy the moment if you are talking to someone they are talking to you listen don't think about other thing focus on where you are what you are doing in that moment your time is short but get more out of time by enjoying listening to the things around you

Answer 11

We had a good conversation over coffee about how we both had regrets about the past and wished things were different between us. Who knows? a relationship back then when we were both insecure might not have worked but moving forward, we at least know now how we both felt (and still feel) about each other.

Answer 12

recently reconnected with a man whom I had met as a teen. I was 16 and he was 17. I had a huge crush on him but was too scared to tell him how I felt about him. Now that we have reconnected decades later, he confessed to me he felt the same way. He wanted to tell me how he felt about me but felt insecure about himself as well.

We had a good conversation over coffee about how we both had regrets about the past and wished things were different between us.