20 Life Lessons You Should’ve Learned To Solve 90% of Your Problems

All you have is the now and what you do with it.
Be smart enough to ask for advice but be wise enough to know who to seek it from.
If you can drop anything from your world, drop the ego.
The more grateful you are, the more beauty you will see all around you, the more generous life will seem, and the happier you will become.
You won't forget some bad things; you just stop caring. Until that happens, don't stress too much about it.
Success is not about your resources; it's about how resourceful you are with what you have.
Fear limits most people throughout their lives and permeates through all of their decisions.
Do your best to control it, overcome it, and revel when you defeat it.
You cannot swim for new horizons until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.

It's never too late to do the things you've always wanted to do. Don't let naysayers discourage you because they may be projecting their own insecurities.
You can't change what happened.
No matter if it was your fault or someone else messed it up, don't be mad about it. Deal with the challenge.
People will always project their fears and limiting beliefs onto you. What you must do is build a shield against this noise so you can protect yourself from it.
Do not discuss your past with anyone because only you know its true story and significance. Others may not understand or even use it against you.
Your tomorrow may be way different from your today if you try.
Keep crying about what is not working today and I promise you that your tomorrow is not working.
Sometimes the world is trying to tell you who you are, but if you don't stop to reflect and listen, you'll never be able to hear.
Your life won't go as planned and trust me, it's a good thing.
I remember sitting alone thinking I'd hit rock bottom, but during that tough time, I met people who shared lessons with me that helped me get through it. These lessons might be just what you need right now.
People aren't for you or against you; they're for themselves.