rattlesnake: Hmmm.......they taught u but u never learnt.... Life teaches those who reads in between the lines...like guys like me...who have three eyes...for example

Point no 5

I taught myself from "7 habits of highly effective people" while I was like 14 years old

Point 15

Mike Murdock taught me when I was like 16 years

Point 10

Baltasar Gracián y Morales



Stop wishing start learning

School is a facade....a bloody formality

Sure broda,I dey dere wit u.

Very insightful

AgapeCharis: watx TBH??

To Be Honest

I hardly read a long write up like this except when its a book, but i had to finish this piece and wished it continued. Nice one at op

Great!

I rate this article 4.7/5.0, infact article of the month. Kudos!!!!

Rawdeal: http://www.positivityblog.com/index.php/2008/04/02/16-things-i-wish-they-had-taught-me-in-school/

OP I am greatly disappointed, I thought you came up with this on your own. This is plagiarism.

OmichaelO: To Be Honest

waooo

Tnkx

NaLaugh:

What on Earth gives you the right to grant permission for the reproduction of someone else's work?

Do you know what plagiarism is?

NEVER present third-party material in an attempt to take credit for it.

This article was written by Henrik Edberg on April 2, 2008.

Credit the original author, as you are not.

You're right. Sadly Nigeria celebrates "Cut and Paste" champions. Stealing is not only about physical theft. Intellectual Property theft is also a crime. OP...try and recognise other peoples IP ...Biko!!!!

No. 15, very important...

Most ground breaking ideas are thought before 25yrs...(dnt ask the source o )...

@ OP. You didn't add the

16/40/60 rule.
At 16 years of age, you are worried about what every one thinks of you.
At 40 years, you don't care what anyone thinks.
At 60, you realize people were too busy worrying about others' opinions to have been thinking about you.

tolutweety: OP : Permission to put this on my FB page ? duly referenced to the source.

..

op... I also

1. The 80/20 rule.
This is one of the best ways to make better use of your time. The 80/20 rule – also known as The Pareto Principle – basically says that 80 percent of the value you will receive will come from 20 percent of your activities.
So a lot of what you do is probably not as useful or even necessary to do as you may think.
You can just drop – or vastly decrease the time you spend on – a whole bunch of things.
And if you do that you will have more time and energy to spend on those things that really brings your value, happiness, fulfilment and so on.

Well, i dont completely agree with you on the 80/20 rule, unless in rare and blessed occassions. For example give your spouse 20% of your time as against 80%, then tell me later what happened to your relationship.

Disclaimer***Just siting one of sooo many other cases*****

Dfavouredone:

You were taught everything in school but a sayeth goeth thus :

when you wanna hid something from a blackman just put it into writing ....

U waited for 28years for you to be told :

1. 80/20 rule

2.parkinson's law

3.batching

4.give value 2 get value

5. Proactive instead of reactive

6. Mistakes and failures are good

7. Don't beat urself up

8. Assume rapport

9. Use reticular system to ur advantage

10.attitude changes reality

etc

etc

ThanGod , it is never to late to start applying what you have learnt .....U were chasing women all through school, drinking small stouts and smmmmmmmsshhhhhing weeds

Only to come lie for here, your mate been dey where ? ..... Dem don learn am teytey !

@ Op, you were actually taught these things in schools, but your teachers must have used a different set of words.

the best piece i have read recently.
op a million thanks/likes.
i will try to practice these from 2day

AgapeCharis: waooo

Tnkx

anytime bro

NaLaugh:

What on Earth gives you the right to grant permission for the reproduction of someone else's work?

Do you know what plagiarism is?

NEVER present third-party material in an attempt to take credit for it.

This article was written by Henrik Edberg on April 2, 2008.

Credit the original author, as you are not.

I wish someone had taught the OP in school or earlier on in life how not to appropriate another person's ideas or words (spoken or written), without attributing those word or ideas to their true source!
Spot on @ NaLaugh!

Well said. Thank you

NaLaugh:

What on Earth gives you the right to grant permission for the reproduction of someone else's work?

Do you know what plagiarism is?

NEVER present third-party material in an attempt to take credit for it.

This article was written by Henrik Edberg on April 2, 2008.

Credit the original author, as you are not.

Busted

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ha ha ha ha ha

rattlesnake: Hmmm.......they taught u but u never learnt.... Life teaches those who reads in between the lines...like guys like me...who have three eyes...for example

Point no 5

I taught myself from "7 habits of highly effective people" while I was like 14 years old

Point 15

Mike Murdock taught me when I was like 16 years

Point 10

Baltasar Gracián y Morales



Stop wishing start learning

School is a facade....a bloody formality

If only I was told by a trusted person....

I love #8...Assumed Rapport!

its been 2 years now and i still come to this thread for timeless information

coolluk:
its been 2 years now and i still come to this thread for timeless information

It's 4 years, how time flies