Lessons learnt

1. Look out for yourself. No one gonna look out for you.

2. Dont give the power to others to hurt you.

3. If you give, they will hurt you.

4. Be yourself. You are not a sheep, dont have to look alike or behave alike.

5. Do only what you need to do for yourself. 

6. Dont go out of the way to do anything for anyone. All are idiots and dont need your help.


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