Today i learned

"The hardest lesson I've learned as an adult is just because you want something to be true doesn't mean it is..."

The easiest way for us to get a glimpse into the good old days is to open up our family's photo album. But what if we go through the images and instead of calming down our curiosity, they only fuel it? Easy. We open up the subreddit r/TheWayWeWere next.

It’s always a good day to learn something new. And thanks to the abundance of information we are constantly bombarded with, both on social media and TV, we don’t need to lift a finger for it. Unless scrolling counts. But how many of these claims, arguments and statements we read are true and how many of them are bogus? After all, we’re constantly reminded to have an inner skeptic in charge of fact-checking things and taking them with a pinch of salt.

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29 things i've learned in 29 years. I'm sharing the things I know now that I wish I knew then. Check out my list of 29 things i've learned.

7 lessons most people take a lifetime to learn. These lessons often come with time and experience, but if you just understand them early in your life, you can make your life easier, more balanced and fulfilling. At what age did you learned these lessons? Which lesson you learned new out of these? Share this with your friends who needs to know these lessons. And follow @booklyreads for more life lessons, self-improvement and book recommendations. [life lessons] #lifelessons #lifelessonsle...

29 life lessons I have learned in 29 years about self-care, relationships, my life, this world and other people.