Sanguine Tenacious Tidings

ADVICE TO REMEMBER

Share three pieces of advice you’ve received through your life that you wish you had heard earlier.

Another quote from Goodreads: “To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart.”― Eleanor Roosevelt

ADVICE

I am literally trying to stay away from blogging to much of my life experiences. It makes this particular prompt difficult to find comments I should share. But here goes anyway.

1. An uncle told me I shouldn't trust my cousin. It would have been better if this uncle had told me 40 years earlier in life .And, told my cousin he told me.

Honestly, the part about this prompt that is difficult is "advice you wish you had heard earlier." It isn't always the things they tell you too late that matters; sometimes it's the things they refuse to tell you at all that are hard to bear.

People don't give me advice or knowledge they just feel superior when I make a bad decision without knowledge to back it up.

2. Someone once told me Psychology was witchcraft. So, when I took psych 101 in college I learned a lot about how psychology is used improperly as well as how it is suppose to be properly used. I could have used this knowledge about 65 years ago.

3. One bit of knowledge I gained through magazines was about hoarders. This isn't just a disease it is a hereditary problem passed down through families. It would have helped to know this forty years ago. No. I'm not a hoarder but I have met some in my time. The problem is they want to use my home to store things they don't ever intend to use. .

OK. Enough. Have a good day.
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