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It is all about the little things.
Small actions, details, or gestures can make the biggest difference in the lives of others, often more than we realize. I say this because kindness does not need to be grand in order to be deeply felt, and its positive impact can be far greater than one might expect.
The best life advice I can give is this: never diminish yourself for anyone.
People come and go; some will see your worth, others will ignore it. But when you start changing who you are to please others, you slowly lose yourself. I learned this after being too kind to people who only answered with silence. True peace isn’t found in others’ approval — it’s found in the calm of your own conscience. Stay true to yourself, and everything else will fall into place.
My best advice is, you do not have to feel like doing something in order to do it.
Most people wait to do things like they wait for the weather - but waiting for the weather to get better is how people lose years. Instead of saying, "I will go the gym when I feel motivated", "I'll study when I'm in the right mood", "I'll talk to them when I feel ready", etc. etc. act on that now. Life will almost never wait for the opportune moment; waiting for change will simply make you lose your time, patience and really, life as a whole. It's ok to stall sometimes, due to mental factors for example, but nine times out of ten stalling will not be kind to you. So, in short, act on those things in life you want now. I learnt this after constantly sitting and stalling on things in life, big or small, I wanted to achieve. It's simply not worth it in the end.
Steam's own rules state that giveaways CANNOT have any sort of entry requirements.
By requiring users to give a certain length response you have given it an entry requirement.
Something that is NOT allowed.
1) Stop worrying about things you cannot change or fix , change and fix the things you can. Often times people invest way too much energy into situations they simply cannot change.
2) treat people the way you want to be treated.
3) Forgive and forget , live is too short to hate someone or something (see 1)
4) instead of waiting , do the things you can today , as tomorrow isn't promised.
I believe the term 'entry requirements' is subject to interpretation. I don't believe asking for a short paragraph equates to breaking the rules. However, if anyone thinks otherwise feel free to report this post.
Thanks everyone for participating so far. I'll announce winners within a week so more people have time to comment.
The problem is the scammers ruin the actual people doing it for real. This is how scammers ruin it for everyone. Remember the wildfires in California earlier this year? Scamming donation places stole people's money that donated to them. Are you getting calls to donate to the police force? Probably a scam too. I actually got one of these calls at a police station, and asked the policeman on duty if it is real. They said that was not them calling..lol. So yea, scammers ruin honest people doing things like this..but who knows? There breaking the forum rules too..it feels shady.
Go check the guidelines for the forums.
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Mine is focus on what you can control and let go of what you cant. Life will always bring uncertainty, but stressing over the uncontrollable only drains your energy. I knew it because after facing moments where no amount of worry changed the outcome yet acceptance and action always moved me forward. When you shift your focus to your mindset, effort, and attitude, you find peace and power in any situation. Control the controllable, release the rest, and never look back