7 Rules of Life I Wish I knew Earlier
To me, life is a journey divided into phases,
each filled with different lessons, opportunities, vibes, and people.
How you view and judge life in childhood
will not be how you do it in adulthood,
and it will keep changing with time, as everything does.
The truth is that life is unpredictable,
but there are timeless rules that will never change.
These rules will make you a better and more mature person.
Here are the 7 Rules of Life I Wish I knew Earlier :
1. Invest your energy in those who truly value your time & presence.
Your energy is limited; don’t waste it on people
who don’t care about or prioritize you.
Learn to let go of those who take you for granted
and prioritize those who enjoy your presence.
2. Tough times show real friends.
Tough times are a gift that reveals people’s true colors.
Not everyone who claims to love you truly does;
remember that humans lie.
Watch people during your most challenging times:
those who stand by your side and those who give excuses.
3. Make money so that you can walk out of situations you don’t Like.
Money is a powerful tool that can improve your life.
If you value self-care, freedom, and good times,
make money one of your top five priorities.
4. You get tested the most when it’s time for you to elevate. Don’t break.
Nothing good or great comes easily.
You must embrace your life’s hard and tough times to get what you want.
If it were easy, everyone would have got it.
Never shy away from difficulties.
5. Sometimes, making the right decision comes with a lot of pain and loneliness.
The right decision doesn’t have to feel good.
What is right is not always pleasant.
Get rid of the mentality everything has to feel good.Â
6. If you are brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello.
You can’t live two lives.
You have to let go of your previous life so that your new life can begin.
Let go when the time is right, no matter how hard and painful it feels.
This is life.
7. Value what you have when you have it.
Humans have the habit of not knowing the value
of something until we lose it.
Alter that behavior, and you will live a good life.
