What is your professional advice? | Jo cup – Wired PR Lifestyle Story

When we’re driving together, my dad will often tell me …

‘Pro advice!’

And then he’ll tell me that you need to turn the steering wheel without crossing your hands or remove your foot brake when passing over a speed bump. The phrase “pro tip” always makes me laugh: trust me! conviction! #classic

But the other night at dinner with friends, I was caught doing the same thing. We were eating under the heat lamp Frankies Snack, and I announced, “Pro tip: it’s not written on the menu, but you can order cavatelli with cauliflower instead of sausage.”

Pro advice! Yes. They all have.

This weekend, I also read a Twitter thread from writer Helen Rosner He learned 14 things at the age of 40such as “Have a friend who makes a decisive call when everyone else is eating what they should be eating” and “Sure, everyone’s body is beautiful, but realizing that it’s much more liberating is also that everyone’s body is disgusting.”

Inspired, I have thought of 14 more that I have developed over the years:
– If you’re not sure which karaoke song to choose, Eternal Flame is always fun.
– All children and adults should read this book, then discuss for life.
– Love it’s a great group to play at dinner. Otherwise, play the biggest hits of the 80’s on Spotify.
– Put the mustard powder in the scrambled eggs.
– Have time to pick someone up from the airport; it means a lot of weirdness to everyone.
– If you want to make children laugh, take a nap or crush everything in your hand. Seeing an awkward adult watching is the biggest thing on the planet.
– Then, to tell a story at bedtime, tell me that you broke a bone, fell off a bicycle, or had problems at school.
“You’ll never regret an evening walk.” Or a morning walk. Or a lunchtime walk.
– You are many more beautiful than you think.
– If you feel stressed, pee and drink a glass of water.
– If you feel panic, look for green things around you until your mind is fixed.
– Everyone thinks of themselves. No one thinks of you. Once you realize this, you will be free forever.
“Thank you.”
– There is no life without complexes. (This is it Oliba Kitteridge.)

I’m curious, what are your tips? Please share below!

PS The trick of life, reflections on aging, and why are the father’s texts so beautiful?

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