20 Things You Should Never Forget
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20 Things You Should Never Forget

Because sometimes we all need a reminder

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20 Things You Should Never Forget
JoAnna Hart

1. Never drink shitty coffee.

2. Stop overthinking. It's perfectly okay to not know the answers.

3. Laugh at life's little mistakes, then laugh again.

4. Don't let everyone have the pleasure of knowing you.

5. Do no harm, but take no shit.

6. Go to concerts. Go to carnivals. Go camping. Have adventures.

7. You don't have to be in a relationship to love and be loved.

8. Be very picky with your friends and time.

9. The night air and good company can heal almost any wound.

10. Don't date someone you couldn't dance in the middle of the living room with.

11. There will be plenty of people you come across who will take your breath away, but the ones who remind you breath again are the ones you keep.

12. You have your whole life ahead of you, so it's okay if you want to take a nap.

13. Look at failure as a new beginning, not the end.

14. Broken does not mean unfixable.

15. Married men who work forty-plus hours a week, with children at home, still find the time for a girlfriend. Don't let anyone tell you they're too busy. It's all about priorities.

16. What's most important is being happy.

17. It is what it is. Accept that and move on.

18. Stop watering the weeds in your life.

19. Be inspired by the people who choose to do what's right, not what's easy.

20. It's okay to not be okay. You'll learn how to heal.


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