Life changing tips for teenagers
So, here is the 3rd part of my “10 tips for teenagers” in which I share life-changing tips with you that have helped me a lot in my teenage and university life. These tips are specifically for you if you are having trouble with your teenage life or High school, college, or university life. These tips are tested and approved by me so you should surely follow them and most probably these will change your life for good as well.
1. Be friends with failure:
"Failure is not the opposite of success, it is part of success."
2. Avoid bad company
Avoid spending your time with the people you think are
toxic. It may sound cliché but your company has a great impact on you. Dale
Carnegie said in his top-selling book “How
to win friends and influence people”: “Show
me your friends and I will show you your future.” From this, you can say that the people you hang out with will decide where are you going to stand
in the future.
Your company doesn’t include merely your friends. It also
includes the social world you spend your time in. The YouTube videos you watch,
the articles you read on the web, the books you read, and all have a combined
effect on your personality. So, if you are reading this article on my blog, it
is leaving a good impact on your personality by reading this, you are adding
value to your life.
I like this psychological study a lot, and I have heard about and
read it many times on the internet that says. “You are the average of the five people you spend most of the time
with.”
I know being alone might feel horrible to some people, especially extroverts, but sometimes it is better to spend time alone rather than spending time with the wrong people.
3. Value your principles
Always prioritize your values and principles, and never give up
on your good habits, acts, rule,s and principles just to fit in somewhere. Never
compromise on your family values, religious values, or personal values just to
fit in with a group of people. Set your boundaries, Set limits for yourself, and
never ever allow any other person to go beyond those limits. You can’t give
respect to others if you don’t have respect for yourself. Respect yourself
first and people will automatically start to respect you. Never let anybody
insult you. Never let anybody make fun of you beyond limits. Start taking a stand
for yourself.
4. Think about your future:
- Workout and exercise
- Read books
- Meditate
- Work, earn, and learn skills that will earn you money
- Be nice to people
- Don’t fall in love with anyone and get attached to
anyone
- Avoid addictions
- Don’t waste your time
- Don’t use too much phone
- Respect yourself and don’t compromise on your self-esteem
- Do things that will boost your confidence and challenge
you
- Cut out on sugar, sweets, processed food, and fast food
and eat good and healthy
- Sleep 7 hours, drink lots of water, and do skin and hair
care
- Be strong, be masculine, and have control over your emotions
and feelings.
- Never compare yourself to others. You are unique.
- Be brave and bold. Take risks and be comfortable in
saying “No” to others for yourself.
5. Earn Respect
Make people respect you. One practical way to make people
respect you is to look bigger. People subconsciously respect guys more who
have a muscular body and are in shape. You are going to get much less respect if
you are a skinny guy or a very fat guy. That might sound stupid but that’s a psychological
fact. So, do exercise and workouts and build muscles. People will respect you
if you are successful or you have money. For now, try to improve your body language,
practice a good posture, take space, and talk confidently. This will make you
look more dominant and attractive. Treat others respectfully and nicely and
people will treat you with respect in return.
6. Give respect
“Respect begets respect”. People are hungry for respect and appreciation. Respect others’ opinions, beliefs, and characteristics. Give people honest compliments and they won’t help stop thinking about you. It will 100% make you more likable. Acknowledge people’s hard work and struggle. It will boost your social skills and you will be a respected person. Avoid arguments and criticizing, and avoid things that might offend other people.
7. Don’t be afraid to lose friends
“You might miss
someone but still be happy that they are no more in your life.”
This quote holds true for both friendships and
relationships.
8. Be Grateful
”Be
grateful and I will give you more.” So, Islam teaches us that practicing
gratitude will bring abundance to our life.
Every night before going to bed, take a paper and pen, and
start thinking about the positive things that happened that day, and start writing
them down. Or, simply you can write down 10 things that you are grateful for. You
can write it down just like this:
- · I am grateful for my good health
- · I am grateful for supportive parents
- · I am grateful that I have good house
Try it for one week and you will see the results by yourself.
9. Take responsibility
10. Self-humility:
There is a great quote that I read somewhere on the internet:
“Confidence is not
about thinking that you are greater than other people, it is about thinking that
neither you are greater than anybody nor lower than anybody.”
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