From: Lifehack - Friday Feb 16, 2018 10:14 am
After my email a few days ago about sharing your "One Tip to Improve Someone's Life", I've received hundreds of replies, with more coming in each day. 
I'm amazed at the huge variety of ideas and insights that you have, and I'm going to share a few that struck a chord with me. Some of these are paraphrased for brevity! "It's never too late to start over whether you're 16 or 90 - there's always a chance to recreate yourself." - Jim M. This is so true. In fact, I think of each day as a new chance to recreate myself in a new way. Recreating yourself doesn't always have to be in one go, you can do it piece by piece. "Live your own life, own your own life. Don't follow someone else's script." - Bernadette F. "Remember that each one of us on this planet is different with our own beautiful set of skills, capabilities and desires." - JL Hudson "You are the only person you will live with for the rest of your life." - Linda C. I believe that everyone has a purpose and if they discover that purpose, they can unlock the amazing potential they have within. To do that, you've got to own yourself! Envying someone else's life is pointless if they have a different inner purpose than you. Learn to embrace yourself instead. "Always remember the rule of cause and effect in this life" - Dr. Minoo I. Do you want to achieve your dreams and goals? That's an output. What inputs are you investing towards it. That's cause and effect. Everyone knows the phrase "garbage in, garbage out". What if you apply this question to your life?' And finally, "Every bit of progress matters. Even on the days when you feel like you're backsliding or like you'll never attain whatever goal you're aiming for. Sometimes you can't see the stars from all the mud in your eyes but you have to trust that they're there." - Diana R. I love this one. Probably the hardest part of achieving a goal is perseverance, and sometimes its really hard to keep moving forward when you can't see the result in sight. But back to cause and effect, enough inputs will eventually yield an output. You just gotta keep going! I'd like to thank everyone once again for sharing! Really welcome more of your tips to keep coming in. I hope to compile a best of list for all of you, with these best advice snippets that you can give yourself (or your loved ones). Have a great weekend, everyone. - Leon 
