What do you consider as the most important lesson you've learned in life?

Answer 1

I have learned that I will not stop learning until I die.

There is somehting to be learned from every one with whom I come in contact.

Answer 2

That the world is relative, and all that we perceive is only what we make of it. Regardless of the language we use to classify our experiences, things merely exist. Relatively speaking, what may be good to you is possibly bad to me. And, hence, all religious, personal, etc. arguments arise.
I see things as existing, and that how I interpret them is my own little world in which we all have. I try, now, to keep mine as happy as possible.

Answer 3

Having a bad character will not get you far in life.

Answer 4

Never say never, because you just don't know what life has in store for you around the corner!

Answer 5

For me it is to not feed into peoples ignorant ways or actions. Don't let someone bait you into falling out of your character.

Answer 6

To treat people the way you want to be treated. My mom taught me that, and it is seriously the best advice you can ever follow.

Answer 7

I am not the smartest, best looking, most flexible
and most adept person in the world.

And that's OK.

Answer 8

You can't depend on others to make you happy. You are the only one who can make yourself truly happy.

Answer 9

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.

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Answer 10

That to attract good into your life you have to do good.