The most valuable advice came from my teacher. He said, "Stop comparing your behind-the-scenes life to everyone else's highlight reel."

It helped me focus on my own journey and find my own definition of happiness.

My mentor once told me, "Don't wait until you feel 'ready' to start something new; you'll be waiting forever. Just take the first step, even if it's small."

That push to "start before I feel ready" has led me to opportunities I never thought possible.

The best advice I've received is "You can't control what happens to you, but you can always choose how you respond".

Each family member is smiling.

I think the most useful life advice is that ''If you say too much, you will lose.'' when we evaluate a thing, it is difficult for us to be absolutely objective, and some unobjective factors will offend some people, so it is the right choice to express less opinions on things and listen more.

Do not care nothing people will say,can't do anything anyway.

The best advice from my mother was not only to "maintain a positive mindset to deal with difficult situations," but also to lead by example through her own actions.

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