@@phuongvandangle thử thách 1 cách thông minh bạn ko bt câu nói chọn điểm bắt đầu gần nơi kết thúc ư lựa chọn thứ 2 cách cứu bản thân tưởng tôi ngu mà đi đâm đầu vào tường rồi nghĩ tường xẽ nứt chắc
- Study again and again, every time someone asks a question, you can cross-learn something new - Study and develop yourself to reach a new level - Smart people also have weaknesses such as difficulty working in teams, not doing boring work and they need to realize this - In society, we need to accept that not everyone is the same
Lesson from Nhi Le PTBT - Don't make excuses to cover up your fear - Poverty is addictive, laziness is addictive - Smart people often consider themselves the center of the universe, they can't work in a team, Don't appreciate people who are better - because they think too highly of themselves❤❤❤
Lesson from Q&A 69: - Learn to be ready to leave your family - No one needs to understand you - Learn until you realize your worth - Being poor and toxic in a relationship can be addictive - Break out of your comfort zone by believing in your dreams and going for them - Investing in knowledge is something you can't lose
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69 - When you understand who you are, you can solve all other problems. - Learning about your own worth is limitless. - Each profession has a different skill set that needs to be invested in it.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69: - Living independently, old enough to move out - Continue studying to know your own value - Addiction to poverty, addiction to suffering, addiction to toxic relationships are really dangerous. You must study to develop yourself and quit that addiction
- Be bold enough to work independently of your parents' arms to show greater filial piety - The workplace is like a miniature society, smart people who always think of themselves as the center of the universe will find it very difficult to work in groups and constantly jump jobs. - Learn as much as you can to find your strengths from time to time, accumulate knowledge to find your strengths, not immediately.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: 1. You must be ready to leave your parents to develop yourself 2. The once more time you learn, you learn another new knowledge 3. Learn every day to explore your talents 4. Don't let your mind be safe, train your mindset think big and aim big 5. In a society, there are many types of people, so you must learn to work and cooperate to each other
Con người lớn lên phải rời xa cha mẹ đó là quy luật. Báo hiếu bằng cách bản thân tốt đẹp, giàu có thịnh vượng chứ không phải làm gánh nặng. Khám phá giá trị bản thân là vô hạn. Đang ở teong cái nghèo và nghiện cái nghèo. Phải thoát ra để cứu bản thân, cứu gia đình
Hãy nhớ rằng, giá trị của bản thân không được định đoạt bởi người khác, mà do chính bạn quyết định. Hãy dành thời gian để khám phá bản thân, phát triển tiềm năng và tự tin vào giá trị của chính mình.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69 -No one has the need to understand you -Addiction to poverty is when you don't dare to invest in yourself in knowledge and skills, and don't dare to step out of your comfort zone -Knowledge is something that cannot be taken away from you -Be prepared to experience and step out of your comfort zone -Smart people often have the problem of not being able to work in a team, seeing themselves as the center of the universe
Lessons from QA Self-growth 69 - The law of nature is that after adulthood, we no longer have much connection with our parents - Knowledge about yourself, you need to study again and again - Every time you learn, every time you realize new things - You learn by how other people ask questions - Poverty is addiction - Smart people often don't work in groups
Lesson from Q&A #69 Leave family to develop further You have to study a lot to find out your own value Poverty is an addiction. We must act beyond our comfort zone to change poverty Accept that this society will have this person and that person, this is the rule
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69 • Don’t use your parents as an excuse for laziness. • Keep learning gradually to discover your self-worth. • Invest in gaining knowledge and skills for yourself.
Lessons From Q&A PTBT # 69: - when I grow up, my parents don’t understand me. It’s normal. - learn is continuously to find yourself - Poverty and bad habits are easy to become addicted to, so identify them and take action to get out of them - Smart people value themselves very much. You have to observe and understand when working with them.
- The bigger you are, the further you are from your family - Learn continuously to find your value - Poor and toxic can be addicted - Smart people often self-important. Difficult to teamwork. They must know themselves
Lesson from ptbt 69 The older you get, the less connected you are to your family. Always be ready to leave your parents to grow up. Aim for the positive, grow more every day. Investing in knowledge is the only way for you to find your worth. Learn teamwork. Each person has their own strengths.
Lessions from Q&A PTBT #69: - The older you get, the more disconnected you become from your family; it is a factor for maturity and is normal. - Poverty is an addiction; if you want it, you find a way; if you don't, you find an excuse. Only knowledge can make life better. - Intelligent people always want others to know how capable they are; others may fear them, but no one admires them. -
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69 - To find out who you are is a long process, it takes time to know what you are like, what you like and what you don't want to create a better life. - If I don't feel miserable, I won't change. If I'm miserable enough, I'll find ways to be less miserable and make life better.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - Always be ready to leave your family, practice independence, and develop yourself - Dare to dream, dare to do to get out of your comfort zone - Breaking out of ordinary poverty - Smart people have difficulty working in teams because their ego is too high and they do not appreciate their teammates' contributions.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69: - No one understands you but yourself - Learning every day, you will gradually realize your value - In society, there is always this person, that person, no one is perfect in all aspects
Lessons from PTBT 69: - No one want to know yoy except from you - Being poor and toxic is an addiction - The more you learn, the more you know about your value
Lessons frome Q&A PTBT #69: - Development is hindered when one continues to make excuses. - Poverty and harmful living conditions can lead to addiction because those individuals haven't had the opportunity to experience what wealthy individuals have. - Successful individuals often fail to understand that not everyone can operate at their pace.
Lesson from Q&A 69: The natural law of animals is to leave their parents to live their own lives Study again to find new things and cross-learn Being poor and toxic is an addiction. Identify to get rid of it Invest in your knowledge to raise yourself to a new level
Lessons from NhiLe Q&A PTBT 69: - Don't indulge - People tend to addict to poor and toxic. It keep us stay in comfort zone - No one can take our acknowledge in our brain
Sẽ không ai hiểu ai cả, giá trị của bản thân là do bản thân quyết định chứ không phải dựa vào người khác để tự đánh giá bản thân mình, giá trị của mình là do mình quyết định, mình có chịu cố gắng hay không hay có chịu nổ lực hay không, vì aiii cũng có giá trị của riêng mình. Thế nên hãy cố gắng làm theo ngoài bảo của bản thân đừng nghe aii nói gì về mình cả ❤ E xin cảm ơn chị rất nhiều ạ!🎉
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69: - Anyone who grows up has little connection with their family. Be ready to leave your parents to live your life. - Learning is the only way to success - Smart people often see them as the navel of the universe
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - It is normal that when it comes to the point that your parents no longer understand you. - It is addicted to be poor - Investing in you - that's the only thing no one can take from you - Understand that there are various types of people - people smarter than you, those who not good as you.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69: - As we grow older, we should accept that we have to leave our family. - Poverty and toxicity are also addictive - Learn to upgrade yourself to not be addicted to poverty
Lesons from Q&A PTBT #69: - The older you get, the less contact you have with your family - You must be ready to leave your family - Poverty makes you addicted - When you are in a society you have to accept that there must be this person and that person
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69 - you must always be willing to leave your parents and that is the truth you must live, not even to the extent of having to live. - Investing in knowledge is something no one can take away
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - You must always be ready to step out of the embrace of your family. - Through asking questions of others, you inadvertently learn from each other. - You learn, you explore gradually, and then you will discover the value of yourself. - The most successful investment is investing in knowledge for myself.
lessons learned: - Not making excuses will help you end your suffering. - Learning and experiencing help gradually find yourself. - Investing in yourself is the most solid choice. - Understand and accept even those with less skills than yourself.
Lesson from NhiLe PTBT 69 - You have to move out your safe area - When we are growing, we have to leave your parents - Everyone will affair of the arrogant person but won't respect the person
lessons learned: - Learn and self-discover -> gradually find your own value. - Believe in your dreams --> you gradually escape poverty and go to another level. - Replace your clumsy ego with an empathetic heart.
Lessons from Nhi Le PTBT #69: -When people grow up, they have to leave their parents is the rule. -Show filial piety by being kind -Wealth and prosperity, not work jealousy. -Discovering your own value is limitless. -Living in poverty and addiction poor. -Had to escape to save myself, save the family
lesson from Q&A PTBT #69 - The older you get, the less you come into contact with your family and everything in the world is the same - you must always be ready to leave your parents - Self-worth is found when you start learning to gradually discover yourself - Investing in your mind is an investment that no one can take away from you - Smart people look down on others because they see themselves as the center of the universe and refuse to work as a team
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69: - Ready to leave and experience. - When you grow up, you have to go out and become an adult. - Learn and discover yourself gradually. - Being poor is also addictive. - Investing in knowledge is something that cannot be lost. - Learn more skills. - You yourself are the problem that needs to be solved.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69 - Don't make excuses to make excuses for being lazy - Cross-learn knowledge from teammates and others - Poor and toxic are also addicted - Invest in your own knowledge - Live to give and contribute to society
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69: - You must prepare yourself to live independently when you grow up - I am no one in this world. Don’t demand others to understand you - Learn to discover yourself gradually - Nhi Le Team is a great environment to learn and develop yourself❤
Lessons frome Q&A PTBT #69: -The more you learn, the more you will discover your own worth. -Investing in knowledge is the path out of poverty. -Learn to respect your colleagues and how to work in a team.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69 - Stop using emotions to control others, life is yours, how you want to live is your right - Don't live resignedly watching your loved ones get hurt - The knowledge is the same but the application is up to each person - Investment in knowledge is the biggest investment
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69 - No one needs to understand you, who you are, others must understand you - When others ask questions, you will accidentally learn from each other - Investing in knowledge is the only thing that no one can take from you
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - always ready to leave loved ones - finding value is a journey - poverty and toxicity are also addictions - invest in knowledge - Smart people often think they are the navel of the universe
Lesson from Q&A 69 * Don't make excuses for your laziness, move out and live alone and someone will understand you * It's normal for a distant family to not care about you * Every time you study, you will learn something new and from the questions you accidentally learn from each other * Next time you start studying, continue studying until you gradually discover your value * The poor are addicted, the toxic are also addicted * That's the only thing you know, you're used to it, you can't do something new * Always thinking about your dream and never going for it, keeps you in your comfort zone * Poverty pulls you back * Learning to be an entrepreneur must be different, each profession has different skills, learn to have skills to improve your profession * They consider themselves the center of the universe, always present in every organization, they are good at many things but weak at teamwork, they are too important to themselves so they will always want you to see that they are good, always jumping ship to change companies. until realizing it was their problem * If you are good so you come here to learn for what purpose, Nhi want to teach you skills and knowledge
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69 - The older you get, the less connected you are to your family: this is a law of nature, just like birds and horses. Always be ready to leave your parents, that's the truth - Personal value: Learning will gradually help you create your value - The poor are addicted, the toxic are also addicted: because that is the only thing we know, buried in safety, not daring to try new things. Learning is the only thing to prepare for and the only thing that can never be taken away and learning is to distinguish between good and bad, whether this is controlling you or not. - Invest in yourself, learn skills to do new things - Smart people have little kindness: because people consider them the center of the universe, only care about themselves, always want others to see that they are good and others will fear them but will not respect them and they must realize they are the problem
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69 - Growing up, having to leave your parents is a natural law - don't justify - learn from other's question - Addicted to poverty because I like to stay in a comfort zone
March 16, 2024 Lesson learned: -The older you get, the more you lose connection with your family. -Continuously learn to improve your self-worth. - Focus on investing in knowledge in yourself
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69: - You must always be ready to leave your family. - Don't make excuses, learn to live independently. - Everyone has different ways of working, learning to work in groups.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - Poverty is an addiction; if you want it, you find a way; if you don't, you find an excuse. Only knowledge can make life better. - The knowledge is the same but the application is up to each person. - If you are good at a certain area, use it to support others if possible or at least do not judge them because they are not good enough like you.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69 - You must always be ready for your parents to leave you, don't make excuses for your laziness - It's normal for your parents to be distant and not understand you. According to genetics, children grow up to be independent. - To find your own value, you must go to school many times and find value during your studies. - Poverty is addictive, toxicity is also addictive - Not everyone works fast in life, there are people who work slowly and you have to understand that and respect them
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - The truth is that you must always be ready to leave your parents and live independently. - Leaving your parents is not being filial; don't make excuses for wanting to stay close to feed off of your parents. - Living in poverty, being lazy, being in toxic relationships, etc. can all lead to addiction. - Smart people like to show off and look down on others, so they are often disrespected by others.
Lessons from this video - Learn and discover yourself gradually. - Being poor is also addictive. - Investing in knowledge is something that cannot be lost. - Learn more skills.
Lessons from Nhi Lê Q&A PTBT 69: - When you are old enough to be independent, it's time for you to leave your parents and be independent - Never make excuses - Realize that your comfort zone is not necessarily your comfort zone - Investing without knowledge is something no one can take away from you
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69: - Don't make excuses for your situation. - You will realize your own value when you have enough knowledge through studying and only you can find it and cannot depend on anyone else's words. - Poverty is addictive because you limit yourself when you see things you cannot achieve and you believe it. It makes you pull yourself back to your comfort zone. - If you are good at a certain area, use it to support others if possible or at least do not judge them because they are not good enough like you.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69: - The older a person becomes, the less connected he becomes to his family. - Live independently, take responsibility for your life. - Never stop learning and discovering your own values. - Take action to achieve your dreams, persistently pursue your dreams. - Take more action instead of procrastinating. - Investing in knowledge is something no one can take away from you. - Learn how to work as a team. - Respect others, respect personal freedom. - Learn to be humble.
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69 - You are always ready to leave your parents - No one needs to understand you - When you study, at each stage you have different lessons - Living poor and toxic is also addictive - If you invest in knowledge, no one can take it away from you - Smart people want to work alone and prove their abilities to others, so working in groups is extremely difficult. - They always want to change companies and jobs
The older you get, the less connected you are with your family, which is normal Always learn and keep learning and you will find what you want Poverty is also an addiction No money to study, no time, those things are just excuses Learn to accept each person's different religion in society
Lessons from video #69: - Don't make excuses for laziness - Don't judge others - You're not as good as you think - Always be open to learning and helping people around you
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69: - You must always be ready to leave your parents to have an independent life. - Learning is a long process, learning over and over again, each time you study and reflect, you will gain a new experience.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69: - Only when you are alone can you understand yourself clearly. - you learn and gradually discover yourself - Poverty is also addiction. Living poor is also addictive - Stupid to learn. Why should you study if you are lazy? If everything is excellent, there is no need to study - Teams are for cross-learning
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: + Be ready to leave your family and build your own career. + You are the one need to know you well, not someone out there. + You have to invest yourself to learn knowledge.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: 1. The older you are, the farther you are from your parents. That's natural. Don't pretent to be filiual 2. My value needs tiem. It is not from ONE COURSE 3. Invest in my knowledge. Let's enjoy the new experiences
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - No excuses or excuses allowed - Invest in your knowledge and skills - Accept that society has this person and that person. I don't have to go to work as I want and accept everyone has the opportunity to work with me
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - ready to escape from the arms of parents - Listening to other people's questions is also a way to find your own answers - Identify what state you are in, whether you are addicted to poverty or not. - No one can take your knowledge
Lessons from radio #69: When I was old enough, I had to leave my family to build my life. Go find out for yourself. Investing in knowledge is in yourself. The problem is yours to solve yourself.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69: - As you grow older, you become less connected to your family. - You must always be prepared to leave your parents. - Don't justify your laziness by not living independently and relying on your parents. - When living in a collective environment, you must accept that there will be people better than you, not as good as you...
Lessons from PTBT 69: - The more you study, the more you gradually understand your own value. - Not everyone works fast, some people are slow, some people are weaker than you. But that doesn't mean you despise them
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Tìm cách thử thách bản thân
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@@phuongvandangle thử thách 1 cách thông minh bạn ko bt câu nói chọn điểm bắt đầu gần nơi kết thúc ư lựa chọn thứ 2 cách cứu bản thân tưởng tôi ngu mà đi đâm đầu vào tường rồi nghĩ tường xẽ nứt chắc
@@phuongvandangle làm tôi học rồi thử nghiệm tôi từng nói tôi sẽ vắt kiệt bản thân à
- Study again and again, every time someone asks a question, you can cross-learn something new
- Study and develop yourself to reach a new level
- Smart people also have weaknesses such as difficulty working in teams, not doing boring work and they need to realize this
- In society, we need to accept that not everyone is the same
1 năm qua chịu học mấy cái "thứ" kiến thức "ma quái" này, tôi đã yêu đời hơn rất nhiều. hehe
Lesson from Nhi Le PTBT
- Don't make excuses to cover up your fear
- Poverty is addictive, laziness is addictive
- Smart people often consider themselves the center of the universe, they can't work in a team,
Don't appreciate people who are better
- because they think too highly of themselves❤❤❤
Lesson from Q&A 69:
- Learn to be ready to leave your family
- No one needs to understand you
- Learn until you realize your worth
- Being poor and toxic in a relationship can be addictive
- Break out of your comfort zone by believing in your dreams and going for them
- Investing in knowledge is something you can't lose
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
- When you understand who you are, you can solve all other problems.
- Learning about your own worth is limitless.
- Each profession has a different skill set that needs to be invested in it.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69:
- Living independently, old enough to move out
- Continue studying to know your own value
- Addiction to poverty, addiction to suffering, addiction to toxic relationships are really dangerous. You must study to develop yourself and quit that addiction
- Be bold enough to work independently of your parents' arms to show greater filial piety
- The workplace is like a miniature society, smart people who always think of themselves as the center of the universe will find it very difficult to work in groups and constantly jump jobs.
- Learn as much as you can to find your strengths from time to time, accumulate knowledge to find your strengths, not immediately.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
1. You must be ready to leave your parents to develop yourself
2. The once more time you learn, you learn another new knowledge
3. Learn every day to explore your talents
4. Don't let your mind be safe, train your mindset think big and aim big
5. In a society, there are many types of people, so you must learn to work and cooperate to each other
Con người lớn lên phải rời xa cha mẹ đó là quy luật.
Báo hiếu bằng cách bản thân tốt đẹp, giàu có thịnh vượng chứ không phải làm gánh nặng.
Khám phá giá trị bản thân là vô hạn.
Đang ở teong cái nghèo và nghiện cái nghèo. Phải thoát ra để cứu bản thân, cứu gia đình
Hãy nhớ rằng, giá trị của bản thân không được định đoạt bởi người khác, mà do chính bạn quyết định. Hãy dành thời gian để khám phá bản thân, phát triển tiềm năng và tự tin vào giá trị của chính mình.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69
-No one has the need to understand you
-Addiction to poverty is when you don't dare to invest in yourself in knowledge and skills, and don't dare to step out of your comfort zone
-Knowledge is something that cannot be taken away from you
-Be prepared to experience and step out of your comfort zone
-Smart people often have the problem of not being able to work in a team, seeing themselves as the center of the universe
Lessons from QA Self-growth 69
- The law of nature is that after adulthood, we no longer have much connection with our parents
- Knowledge about yourself, you need to study again and again
- Every time you learn, every time you realize new things
- You learn by how other people ask questions
- Poverty is addiction
- Smart people often don't work in groups
Lesson from Q&A #69
Leave family to develop further
You have to study a lot to find out your own value
Poverty is an addiction. We must act beyond our comfort zone to change poverty
Accept that this society will have this person and that person, this is the rule
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
Only I understand myself
Learn to discover your value
Addiction is the reason why we find reasons to justify what we do
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
• Don’t use your parents as an excuse for laziness.
• Keep learning gradually to discover your self-worth.
• Invest in gaining knowledge and skills for yourself.
Lessons From Q&A PTBT # 69:
- when I grow up, my parents don’t understand me. It’s normal.
- learn is continuously to find yourself
- Poverty and bad habits are easy to become addicted to, so identify them and take action to get out of them
- Smart people value themselves very much. You have to observe and understand when working with them.
- The bigger you are, the further you are from your family
- Learn continuously to find your value
- Poor and toxic can be addicted
- Smart people often self-important. Difficult to teamwork. They must know themselves
Lesson from ptbt 69
The older you get, the less connected you are to your family. Always be ready to leave your parents to grow up.
Aim for the positive, grow more every day.
Investing in knowledge is the only way for you to find your worth.
Learn teamwork. Each person has their own strengths.
Lessions from Q&A PTBT #69:
- The older you get, the more disconnected you become from your family; it is a factor for maturity and is normal.
- Poverty is an addiction; if you want it, you find a way; if you don't, you find an excuse. Only knowledge can make life better.
- Intelligent people always want others to know how capable they are; others may fear them, but no one admires them.
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Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69
- To find out who you are is a long process, it takes time to know what you are like, what you like and what you don't want to create a better life.
- If I don't feel miserable, I won't change. If I'm miserable enough, I'll find ways to be less miserable and make life better.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- Always be ready to leave your family, practice independence, and develop yourself
- Dare to dream, dare to do to get out of your comfort zone
- Breaking out of ordinary poverty
- Smart people have difficulty working in teams because their ego is too high and they do not appreciate their teammates' contributions.
Nhi Le Q&A 69
- Everybody go far with family when we grow
- Animal also leave the family when they grow up
- Don't blame for your lazy
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69:
- No one understands you but yourself
- Learning every day, you will gradually realize your value
- In society, there is always this person, that person, no one is perfect in all aspects
Lessons from PTBT 69:
- No one want to know yoy except from you
- Being poor and toxic is an addiction
- The more you learn, the more you know about your value
Lessons frome Q&A PTBT #69:
- Development is hindered when one continues to make excuses.
- Poverty and harmful living conditions can lead to addiction because those individuals haven't had the opportunity to experience what wealthy individuals have.
- Successful individuals often fail to understand that not everyone can operate at their pace.
lessons learned:
- Do new things to get new values.
- Learn gradually to find lasting value from you.
Không ai có nhu cầu hiểu bạn. Hãy tự tìm hiểu bản thân mình là ai. Khi bạn hiểu mình là ai: bạn có thể giải quyết tất cả những vấn đề khác.
Lesson from Q&A 69:
The natural law of animals is to leave their parents to live their own lives
Study again to find new things and cross-learn
Being poor and toxic is an addiction. Identify to get rid of it
Invest in your knowledge to raise yourself to a new level
Lessons from NhiLe Q&A PTBT 69:
- Don't indulge
- People tend to addict to poor and toxic. It keep us stay in comfort zone
- No one can take our acknowledge in our brain
Sẽ không ai hiểu ai cả, giá trị của bản thân là do bản thân quyết định chứ không phải dựa vào người khác để tự đánh giá bản thân mình, giá trị của mình là do mình quyết định, mình có chịu cố gắng hay không hay có chịu nổ lực hay không, vì aiii cũng có giá trị của riêng mình. Thế nên hãy cố gắng làm theo ngoài bảo của bản thân đừng nghe aii nói gì về mình cả ❤
E xin cảm ơn chị rất nhiều ạ!🎉
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- don't make excuses for your laziness
- Investing in knowledge in yourself is the true way to become rich
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69:
- Anyone who grows up has little connection with their family. Be ready to leave your parents to live your life.
- Learning is the only way to success
- Smart people often see them as the navel of the universe
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- It is normal that when it comes to the point that your parents no longer understand you.
- It is addicted to be poor
- Investing in you - that's the only thing no one can take from you
- Understand that there are various types of people - people smarter than you, those who not good as you.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69:
- As we grow older, we should accept that we have to leave our family.
- Poverty and toxicity are also addictive
- Learn to upgrade yourself to not be addicted to poverty
Lesons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- The older you get, the less contact you have with your family
- You must be ready to leave your family
- Poverty makes you addicted
- When you are in a society you have to accept that there must be this person and that person
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69
- you must always be willing to leave your parents and that is the truth you must live, not even to the extent of having to live.
- Investing in knowledge is something no one can take away
Lesson from PTBT #69
- ngừng dùng cảm xúc để điều khiển ng khác
- không nguỵ biện
- bạn sẽ luô luôn phải học và ko ngừng học
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- You must always be ready to step out of the embrace of your family.
- Through asking questions of others, you inadvertently learn from each other.
- You learn, you explore gradually, and then you will discover the value of yourself.
- The most successful investment is investing in knowledge for myself.
lessons learned:
- Not making excuses will help you end your suffering.
- Learning and experiencing help gradually find yourself.
- Investing in yourself is the most solid choice.
- Understand and accept even those with less skills than yourself.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69
You just need to understand yourself
You must always be ready to leave your family to have your own life
No excuses
Lesson from NhiLe PTBT 69
- You have to move out your safe area
- When we are growing, we have to leave your parents
- Everyone will affair of the arrogant person but won't respect the person
lessons learned:
- Learn and self-discover -> gradually find your own value.
- Believe in your dreams --> you gradually escape poverty and go to another level.
- Replace your clumsy ego with an empathetic heart.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69
- learn, unlearn and relearn
- discover myself doesn't overnight
- poor and toxic are the addictions
Lessons from Nhi Le PTBT #69:
-When people grow up, they have to leave their parents
is the rule.
-Show filial piety by being kind
-Wealth and prosperity, not work jealousy.
-Discovering your own value is limitless.
-Living in poverty and addiction poor.
-Had to escape to save myself, save the family
Lessons from PTBT #69:
1) Be more responsible for yourself
2) Learn every day to discover your own value
3) Investing in yourself is always profitable
lesson from Q&A PTBT #69
- The older you get, the less you come into contact with your family and everything in the world is the same
- you must always be ready to leave your parents
- Self-worth is found when you start learning to gradually discover yourself
- Investing in your mind is an investment that no one can take away from you
- Smart people look down on others because they see themselves as the center of the universe and refuse to work as a team
Lesson from PTBT #69.
- Understand you before others understand you.
- Investing without knowledge means no one will take anything from you.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69:
- Ready to leave and experience.
- When you grow up, you have to go out and become an adult.
- Learn and discover yourself gradually.
- Being poor is also addictive.
- Investing in knowledge is something that cannot be lost.
- Learn more skills.
- You yourself are the problem that needs to be solved.
Lessons from this video:
- Don't judge others
- You're not as good as you think
- Open your heart to learn and help people around you
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69
- Don't make excuses to make excuses for being lazy
- Cross-learn knowledge from teammates and others
- Poor and toxic are also addicted
- Invest in your own knowledge
- Live to give and contribute to society
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69:
- You must prepare yourself to live independently when you grow up
- I am no one in this world. Don’t demand others to understand you
- Learn to discover yourself gradually
- Nhi Le Team is a great environment to learn and develop yourself❤
Lessons frome Q&A PTBT #69:
-The more you learn, the more you will discover your own worth.
-Investing in knowledge is the path out of poverty.
-Learn to respect your colleagues and how to work in a team.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69
- Stop using emotions to control others, life is yours, how you want to live is your right
- Don't live resignedly watching your loved ones get hurt
- The knowledge is the same but the application is up to each person
- Investment in knowledge is the biggest investment
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
- No one needs to understand you, who you are, others must understand you
- When others ask questions, you will accidentally learn from each other
- Investing in knowledge is the only thing that no one can take from you
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- always ready to leave loved ones
- finding value is a journey
- poverty and toxicity are also addictions
- invest in knowledge
- Smart people often think they are the navel of the universe
Lesson from Q&A 69
* Don't make excuses for your laziness, move out and live alone and someone will understand you
* It's normal for a distant family to not care about you
* Every time you study, you will learn something new and from the questions you accidentally learn from each other
* Next time you start studying, continue studying until you gradually discover your value
* The poor are addicted, the toxic are also addicted
* That's the only thing you know, you're used to it, you can't do something new
* Always thinking about your dream and never going for it, keeps you in your comfort zone
* Poverty pulls you back
* Learning to be an entrepreneur must be different, each profession has different skills, learn to have skills to improve your profession
* They consider themselves the center of the universe, always present in every organization, they are good at many things but weak at teamwork, they are too important to themselves so they will always want you to see that they are good, always jumping ship to change companies. until realizing it was their problem
* If you are good so you come here to learn for what purpose, Nhi want to teach you skills and knowledge
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69
- The older you get, the less connected you are to your family: this is a law of nature, just like birds and horses. Always be ready to leave your parents, that's the truth
- Personal value: Learning will gradually help you create your value
- The poor are addicted, the toxic are also addicted: because that is the only thing we know, buried in safety, not daring to try new things. Learning is the only thing to prepare for and the only thing that can never be taken away and learning is to distinguish between good and bad, whether this is controlling you or not.
- Invest in yourself, learn skills to do new things
- Smart people have little kindness: because people consider them the center of the universe, only care about themselves, always want others to see that they are good and others will fear them but will not respect them and they must realize they are the problem
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69
- Growing up, having to leave your parents is a natural law
- don't justify
- learn from other's question
- Addicted to poverty because I like to stay in a comfort zone
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Lesson learned:
-The older you get, the more you lose connection with your family.
-Continuously learn to improve your self-worth.
- Focus on investing in knowledge in yourself
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69:
- You must always be ready to leave your family.
- Don't make excuses, learn to live independently.
- Everyone has different ways of working, learning to work in groups.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- Poverty is an addiction; if you want it, you find a way; if you don't, you find an excuse. Only knowledge can make life better.
- The knowledge is the same but the application is up to each person.
- If you are good at a certain area, use it to support others if possible or at least do not judge them because they are not good enough like you.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
- You must always be ready for your parents to leave you, don't make excuses for your laziness
- It's normal for your parents to be distant and not understand you. According to genetics, children grow up to be independent.
- To find your own value, you must go to school many times and find value during your studies.
- Poverty is addictive, toxicity is also addictive
- Not everyone works fast in life, there are people who work slowly and you have to understand that and respect them
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- The truth is that you must always be ready to leave your parents and live independently.
- Leaving your parents is not being filial; don't make excuses for wanting to stay close to feed off of your parents.
- Living in poverty, being lazy, being in toxic relationships, etc. can all lead to addiction.
- Smart people like to show off and look down on others, so they are often disrespected by others.
Lessons from this video
- Learn and discover yourself gradually.
- Being poor is also addictive.
- Investing in knowledge is something that cannot be lost.
- Learn more skills.
Lessons from Nhi Lê Q&A PTBT 69:
- When you are old enough to be independent, it's time for you to leave your parents and be independent
- Never make excuses
- Realize that your comfort zone is not necessarily your comfort zone
- Investing without knowledge is something no one can take away from you
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69:
- Don't make excuses for your situation.
- You will realize your own value when you have enough knowledge through studying and only you can find it and cannot depend on anyone else's words.
- Poverty is addictive because you limit yourself when you see things you cannot achieve and you believe it. It makes you pull yourself back to your comfort zone.
- If you are good at a certain area, use it to support others if possible or at least do not judge them because they are not good enough like you.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT 69:
- The older a person becomes, the less connected he becomes to his family.
- Live independently, take responsibility for your life.
- Never stop learning and discovering your own values.
- Take action to achieve your dreams, persistently pursue your dreams.
- Take more action instead of procrastinating.
- Investing in knowledge is something no one can take away from you.
- Learn how to work as a team.
- Respect others, respect personal freedom.
- Learn to be humble.
Lessons From Q&A PTBT #69
- You are always ready to leave your parents
- No one needs to understand you
- When you study, at each stage you have different lessons
- Living poor and toxic is also addictive
- If you invest in knowledge, no one can take it away from you
- Smart people want to work alone and prove their abilities to others, so working in groups is extremely difficult.
- They always want to change companies and jobs
The older you get, the less connected you are with your family, which is normal
Always learn and keep learning and you will find what you want
Poverty is also an addiction
No money to study, no time, those things are just excuses
Learn to accept each person's different religion in society
Lessons from video #69:
- Don't make excuses for laziness
- Don't judge others
- You're not as good as you think
- Always be open to learning and helping people around you
Lesson from Q&A PTBT 69:
- You must always be ready to leave your parents to have an independent life.
- Learning is a long process, learning over and over again, each time you study and reflect, you will gain a new experience.
Lesson from Q&A PTBT #69:
- Only when you are alone can you understand yourself clearly.
- you learn and gradually discover yourself
- Poverty is also addiction. Living poor is also addictive
- Stupid to learn. Why should you study if you are lazy? If everything is excellent, there is no need to study
- Teams are for cross-learning
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
+ Be ready to leave your family and build your own career.
+ You are the one need to know you well, not someone out there.
+ You have to invest yourself to learn knowledge.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
1. The older you are, the farther you are from your parents. That's natural. Don't pretent to be filiual
2. My value needs tiem. It is not from ONE COURSE
3. Invest in my knowledge. Let's enjoy the new experiences
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Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- No excuses or excuses allowed
- Invest in your knowledge and skills
- Accept that society has this person and that person. I don't have to go to work as I want and accept everyone has the opportunity to work with me
lessons from Q&A PTBT #69
-No one wants to understand me, I have to be the first to understand myself
-Poor is addicted and toxic is also addicted
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- ready to escape from the arms of parents
- Listening to other people's questions is also a way to find your own answers
- Identify what state you are in, whether you are addicted to poverty or not.
- No one can take your knowledge
Lessons from radio #69:
When I was old enough, I had to leave my family to build my life.
Go find out for yourself.
Investing in knowledge is in yourself.
The problem is yours to solve yourself.
Lessons from Q&A PTBT #69:
- As you grow older, you become less connected to your family.
- You must always be prepared to leave your parents.
- Don't justify your laziness by not living independently and relying on your parents.
- When living in a collective environment, you must accept that there will be people better than you, not as good as you...
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Lessons from PTBT 69:
- The more you study, the more you gradually understand your own value.
- Not everyone works fast, some people are slow, some people are weaker than you. But that doesn't mean you despise them
My lessons:
- u have to grow.
- lay blame, justify vs be responsible.
- u r not that important.
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