1. Buy 'whole-life' life insurance. At 18 years old. Get the disability insurance on that life insurance. By the time you reach an age where it starts to make sense, the dividends paid can pay for the insurance by itself. (Specifically talking about Knights of Columbus insurance, but this may be different for other companies.)

2. Get a trade. Much work is dependant on others. A skill that allows you to market yourself is far more valuable.

3. Act like God (or your Mom, whoever you respect most) is watching you, always. Being kind and good when no one is around, or worse, when you are tempted to do wrong.. only benefits you.

4. Treat your mental health like, health. Because it is. You might go through rough times, but seek counseling, and try meditation. Peaceful music and a quiet time & place to reflect can make a world of difference.

5. Ground yourself in nature. Go to the beach, or mountains, or forest, or plains. Take off your shoes. Feel the earth under your feet. Lie down in the grass. Watch the stars at night. Remember that the earth is all our home.

6. Get the foods you like, you don't have to go overboard with junk food, but I can say, any snack I have ever had, always had a fresh vegetable that worked better than the junk. Pay attention to your physical health, and don't put junk in your body.

7. Be active in some way. A walk for 20 minutes at night or evening can help you sleep better. Any activity is better than none. Find something to be passionate about. Stamps, coins, butterflies, whatever. A hobby. Give yourself some time for you and you alone.

That's all I have for now. Bless you. I hope that when I die, my life meant something to someone else. I hope that I am missed. But if you don't live your life with that in mind.. you can end up with no one on your side.

Oh, and hug your parents/siblings/kids. Tell them you love them. Peace.

If you go to get fast food during quarantine, I have one bit of advice. Be kind.

I’m 16 and am supposed to be working part-time, but because of the demand for fast food I am required by my manager to work 30 hours a week with no exceptions. I get one break each day I work and one free meal.

Please, just be kind. I understand the drive thru is slow and your order may be a little messed up. But I am exhausted, just like everyone else in customer service.

I am only supposed to be work part time but now I’m working 8 hour shifts back to back. Please just be kind. If they mess up your order, ITS BECAUSE THE MICROPHONE SUCKS. If they’re not smiling, they’re tired. Please, just be kind.

I was at the salon and when I was there the stylist commented on how surprised she was that my hair was so soft (I bleach and dye my hair every few months) and how when she washed it, it didn't blead at all. So she asked how I do it since she has seen some bad hair and even she coudnt keep hers looking fresh for more then 3 weeks when mine stays fresh for like 3 months before it begins to fade. I figured I might be able to help others by sharing how I do it.

1. Bleach it using the instructions on the box and rinse it out I will wash it with 2in1 then just conditioner (that's how I normally wash my hair) and leave it for a few days with no washes after the initial one.

2. Put all the dye in and do it as instructed and do the first wash with the "colour care" provided in the dye box and conditioner. Wash it with just using the colour care provided for the next 1-2 weeks usually every third day with luke warm water (I usually go for 2 or however long I can before my hair starts to look dirty even after a wash)

3. After the 1-2 weeks or however long wash it with a 2in1 for dyed hair then with straight conditioner for dyed hair.

the 2nd step is major for how I keep the colour in longer I keep my hair looking fresh longer

https://conspiracyofgood.com/6-things-you-may-not-know-about-stubble-and-stubble-trimming/

This is true 9/10, sometimes something good will come along that seems to good to be true and ends up being great. But most of the time it’s not and it’s good to take opportunities that seem to good to be true with hesitation and caution.

Example 9/10: my roommate bought 5 computers for mining crypto currency because he read and was told it could make him passive income, however it cost him $1000+ and he only made about $0.75 per computer per day. That’s before you subtract the electricity it cost to run the machines on Max power draw all day.

It was too good to be true.

Counter example 1/10: I was told dog walking for wag and rover could make me $40 an hour. When I tried it out it did. 30min walks $20, this seemed to good to be true but it wasn’t.

so last night my stepmom saw me crying and I said I don't wanna talk about it and if I didn't tell her she not talking to me ever again or helping me with anything. plus I don't know what about it

Human is the best

But most of all don’t spread Covid-19

I need help with my life I’m a bit of a loser really and I’m trying to reinvent my self have any tips