2 great aTwo Great Pieces of Advices

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In my life I've received a lots of pieces of advice in my life.

More natural word order; always try to put the subject first, being you ‘I’.

But today I want to remarkcount the two that have changed my life.

1- Don't put all your egsgs in the same basket.

To the point of her saying; "forget about all your friends and just think just about me, you have to pick me over everything" I remember sher getting mad because I was watching TV and I didn't reply to her.

Now I have learned to value and keep all my friends in touch but this advice works not only regarding/not only in regard to friends but to everything else in life.

Putting all you effort in one single thing/person willis never be a good idea.

Most of the time people isare not thinking about you.

If someone is ion the phone while you're speaking you never know what'o’s on the phone ofwith that person or if it is having an emergency or your talkif what you’re talking about is simply not his/her cup of tea and that's fine!

But it doesn't mean the person is actively going against to you.

Of course sometimes there's people who havewill a problem with you.

But in that case you must think about yourself.

As a teacher I sawencountered many angry facespeople, I went through many disturbing moments frombecause of my students and I have never thought "it is about me". I had simply just payid attention toand realized that they were going through so many things that at. In the end I didn't gain anything grounding them or worst taking it personally (well most of the time they were upset because I was assigning homework or I told them to sit down or stop speaking with youtheir classmates, I don't mind because they were children and teenagers. I can't imagine myself taking those childish behaviors personally).

This idea might seems as I don't care if people disrespects me but that is not the point.

I'm referring to minimal 'offenses' that I'm surprised how many people will take personally and start a whole war against the otherssomebody else.

This advice helps one to live a peaceful life by not thinking of fightinginciting conflicts with others.

2 gTwo Pieces of Great aAdvices

The word "advice" is considered a non countable noun so its singular form and plural form are the same. Thus, we have to say something like "pieces of advice" to indicate more than one.

Here's another option:

- Some Great Advice

But todayToday, however, I want to remark on the two that changed my life.

1- Don't put all your egsgs in the samone basket.

This is a set phrase in the US.

When I was younger (age 12-13), I had a friend who wanted me to be exclusive with her.to her to the point of where she said, "Forget about all your other friends and think just about me. You have to pick me over everything else."

Oh, that doesn't sound good.

To the point of "forget about all your friends and think just about me, you have to pick me over everything" I remeber sheI remember that she was getting madangry because I was watching TV and I didn't reply.

My life wasincluded only her, until one day, we had a fight and I realized that I didn't have anyone else left.

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PlusAlso, my supposed friend was spreading rumors about me.

Now I've learned to value and keep in touch with all my friends in touch but this advice works not only regarding towith friends but also with everything else in life.

Sometimes people will let you down or you'll let them down, or things will go wrong and you'll need an extra hand.

Putting all your effort into one single thing/ or person will never be a good idea.

Most of the time people isare not thinking about you.

If someone is ion the phone while you're speaking , you will never know what's on the phone of thate person if it is havingwhether it is an emergency or your talking is simply not his/her cup of tea and that's fine!

But iIt doesn't mean isthey are actively going against to you.

Of course, sometimes there's are people who have a problem with you.

But iIn that case, you should think about yourself.

If you have done something andor if you haven't done anything, well, you don't need to take it personally!

It ihas nothing to do with you.

As a teacher, I saw many angry faces,. I went through many disturbing moments fromwith my students and I never thought, "iIt is about me." I had simply just had to pay attention to realize they were going through so many things that atand that, in the end, I didn't gain anything by grounding them or , worste, taking it personally(w. (Well, most of the time they were upset because I was assigning homework or I told them to sit down or to stop speaking with your classmates,. I doidn't mind because they were children and teenagers. I can't imagine myself taking those childish behaviors personally).

This idea might seems as if I don't care ifwhether people disrespects me but it is not the point.

I'm referring to minimal '"offenses' that" over which I'm surprised at how many people will take personally and start a whole war against the others.

This advice helps to live a peaceful life by not thinking of fighting with others.

1- Don't put all your egsgs in the same basket.

Plus, my supposed friend was spreading rumors about me.

But today I want to remarkspeak about the two that changed my life.

1-. Don't put all your egss in the same basket.

When I was younger (age 12-13 years) I had a friend who wanted me to be exclusiveonly with her.

To the point of "forget about all your friends and think just about me, you have to pick me over everything"one else”. I remember sher getting mad because I was watching TV and I didn't reply.

My life was onlycentred around her until one day we had a fight, and I realized I didn't have anyone else left.

Plus, my supposed friend was spreading rumors about me.

Now I have learnedt to value and keep in touch in touch with all my friends in touch butand this advice works not only with regarding to friends but to everything in life.

Sometimes people will let you down or you'll let them down, or things will go wrong andor you'll need an extra hand.

Putting all you effort in one single thing/person willis never be a good idea.

2-. Do not take things personally.

Most of the time people isare not thinking about you.

If someone is in the phone while you're speaking , you never know what's on the phone of that person if it is havingy that person is on the phone (or distracted), if there is an emergency or your talktalking to you is simply not his/her cup of tea and that's fine!

But it doesn't mean he/she is actively going against toignoring you.

Of course sometimes there's are people who have a problem with you.

But in that case you have to think about yourself.

If you have done something andor if you haven't done anysomething well you don't take it personally!

It ihas nothing do with you.

As a teacher I saw many angry faces, as I went through many disturbing moments from my students and. I never thought "it is about me". I had simply justo pay attention to realize they were going through so many things that at the end I didn't gain anything grounding them or worste taking it personally(well m. Most of the time they were upset because I was assigning homework or I told them to sit down or stop speaking with your classmates,. I don't mind because they were children and teenagers. I can't imagine myself taking those childish behaviors personally).

I would suggest breaking this up into shorter sentences

This idea might seems as I don't care if people disrespects me but that is not the point.

I'm referring to minimalsmall, insignificant 'offenses' that. I'm surprised as to how many people willould take it personally and start a whole war against the others.

This advice helps to liveead a peaceful life and not thinking of fighting with others.

2 great pieces of advices

“Advice” is uncountable

But today I want to remark on the two that changed my life.

1- Don't put all your egsgs in [the same | in one] basket.

I don’t know about other countries, but in the US the standard proverb is “don’t put all your eggs in one basket.”