Mistakes To NEVER Make | My Advice At 83 | Life Over 60

Life mistakes to never make. My 83 years of living have taught me to never make these mistakes. I share 10 things you should never do if you want to live a happier and more full life. #maturebeauty. #maturemotivation. #maturewomen

1. Don’t wish your life away. Learn
2.  Learn to say Don’tNo.
3. Don’t hide your love.
3 Don’t Hild on to bitter feelings.
5. Listen to your Intuition.
6. Let go of regrets.
7. Don’t get stuck.
8.Don’t stop learning.
9. Don’t loose your uniqueness.
10. Don’t Impose your expectations in your children.

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[Lilo-A]

I’d like to add this: never make decisions based on what you’re afraid of. Make decisions based on what you desire.

[ryushizu]

2:14 1) Don't wish your life away
3:22 2) Don't make promises you can't fulfill
4:59 3) Don't hide your love
6:17 4) Don't hold onto bitter feelings
8:05 5) Don't ignore your intuition
9:16 6) Don't hang onto regrets
11:28 7) Don't get stuck
14:08 8) Don't stop educating yourself
16:13 9) Don't lose your individuality
17:31 10) Don't expect your children to give back what you gave to them

[mariyahshah]

Can we appreciate how pretty granny looks?

[triarb]

My list at 62:
1. Say something complimentary to at least one person every day.
2. Find the humour. Even if it has to be dark humour.
3. Learn at least one new thing everyday.
4. Travel adventurously.
5. Shut. Up.
6. Share knowledge with generosity.
7. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
8. Dress to please yourself.
9. Have a lot of sex, including with yourself.
10. Hug. A lot.

[sadiaarman]

1) Don" t wish your life away.
2) Don" t forget to say " I love you."
3) Don" t dwell in bitterness
4) Don" t have regrets
5) Always listen to your intuition
6) Don" t remain stuck in a situation. Get the wheels out. Use your stuck energy to do something positive.
7) Keep expanding your life
8) Don" t be a part of the herd. Embrace your uniqueness and individuality. Don" t let anyone tell you that you are less than anyone.
8) Don" t expect your children to give back what you did for them.

[sempiternalBookhangover]

1. Don’t wish your life away
2. Don’t make promises you won’t fulfil
3. Don’t hide your love
4. Don’t hold onto bitter feelings
5. Don’t ignore your intuition
6. Don’t hang onto regrets
7. Don’t get stuck
8. Educate yourself constantly
9. Express your individuality, don’t loose it
10. Don’t put a burden of expectations on your children’s shoulders when it comes to them giving back what you gave to them.

[o.o]

As an 18 year old who is just out into this world of adult hood, thank you. I will do my best to use your wise words to live my best life. Thank you.

[harmonyexists]

I once heard a mother of three testify that, "Respect is fostered. My kids owe me nothing. They did not ask to be born. I chose to have them. I owe them everything.". She continued by emphasising that her childrens happiness is what matters most, and ended her message to the world with, "Now, my kids are actually fighting over which one will get to take care of me when I get old.". They WANT to take care of her, because she never expected them to. I was envious of her children. My parents are narcissists. I don't know how to forgive my parents for failing to do their job. I have understanding for them, and how they became narcissists, but I have yet to master the art of forgiveness.

[Ryan-duqb]

When I was only 19, I was diagnosed with a serious incurable disease and I expected that I would die in a few years... At that point I stopped making goals, going to college, stopped planning and dreaming. I'm 40 now, still pretty young and have time. Now there are treatments and the disease can be tamed, still not cured but it's seemless. I'm going back to school and pursuing my career dreams. It wasn't my time but I no longer give up as a victim to my circumstances. Great advice Sandy!

[kimberlyf]

#2 - learning to say no: when you start agreeing only to things you really can and want to do, people learn to trust that when you are doing something you are fully committed and want to be there. Also, "no, that won't work for me" is all it takes, you don't need to explain why.

[_IVe_-byix]

As a 12 year old girl. I really appreciate your advice grandma. I really do, I may be a kid but it doesn't mean I'm not raising them as well. After my heartbreak I was so stuck in my bed and crying but now. I feel a lot better at your advice grandma! I hope you'll live a long and healthy life<3

[imcherbitch]

I LOVE hearing advice from old people because they have usually gained wisdom over the years and know what they’re talking about

[lynnettemartos]

I am challenged with finding joy in this life since my mom passed on 9.10.22 😢i cry for her everyday. I miss her so much!

[CKatze-txwf]

You're such a lovely lady.
I'm 23 and sometimes I feel like it's already too late for me to change my life. You inspired me to stop thinking about my past regrets and start living.
I'm so thankful❤

[AdventureswithTeekayVenus]

Also to Seek anyone's approval for ANYTHING you do, your peace and happiness is all the approval you need❤

[brentduanefoster]

I would add, “Experience is NOT the only teacher.”

You don’t have to go through what others have gone through if you SIMPLY pay attention to what they go through and why.

Yes, SOME things DO require experience, but some things we deal with because of an “it won’t happen to me” or an “I don’t care, I’m gonna do it because I want to” mentality, causes us to suffer consequences that we didn’t need to.

Thank you for this timeless, ageless wisdom, Lady Sandra! A 43 year old man (Me) is taking this all in.

[zionong]

I am 40 and love this video! So we’ll explained. No BS, just heartfelt truth from someone who’s been there and done that.

[orth]

Very good advice we should all take to heart!
One lesson I wish I'd learned before 40: be your own friend and advocate. Listen to your own needs and don't spend the precious little time you have on people who make you feel bad about yourself.

[missmagenta]

At 32, I decided to go into nursing school when I was told at 18 that I'm "not smart enough for it". Turns out I would make a very good nurse, and being 32 years old isn't going to stop me!

[stacyknight]

I lost all of my women. Great grandmother, grandmother, and mom. I love this. Thank you for speaking to us and advising us. I feels like your speaking directly to me.