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I've skimmed over this list, and quite frankly, after a certain age, you should have learnt most of these "principles" on your own. Otherwise known as common-se
by Vindicis 10y ago
I've skimmed over this list, and quite frankly, after a certain age, you should have learnt most of these "principles" on your own. Otherwise known as common-sense.
Be honest with yourself and others.
Self-education is a life-long commitment.
Failure to plan is planning to fail.
Think for yourself.
Think things through.
Know when to hold em, and when to fold em.
There. I think that covers probably 70% or so what he expounds on in his 210 principles.
- Jarwain 10y agoA funny thing I find about common sense is that it isn't very common. Everything that makes up common sense makes sense when brought up or given some thought. However, having it be brought up or thought about in the first place may happen well into an individual's life. That said, I like reading these kinds of articles because I'm still relatively young and yet to experience the full extent of life. I figure being able to collect the wisdom of those who have been around longer than I have will be quite useful.