A Day in the Life

Learn to cook, do laundry, fold your clothes, and make your bed. These are the bare minimums to take care of yourself.

Salads should be dressed and tossed, by default. Always and without exception unless specifically requested for dressing on the side.

If I’ve learned anything from Asian dramas it’s that if you REALLY like someone, the best way to show it is to hold their hand.

Spend more time listening than speaking. When speaking ask more questions. You’ll learn more, people will feel good, and you’ll be able to contribute more…

So long as the tipping charade continues, always tip at least 20%, if you can afford it. Have some class consciousness and help out someone…

Leverage any privilege you have in service of those who do not have the same privileges.

Don’t say anything about someone behind their back that you wouldn’t say to their face. You don’t have to take part in gossip.

If people tell you their boundaries, respect those boundaries. No exceptions.

(Safely) Experiment with psychedelics in your early twenties. It’ll change your life.

Don’t talk negatively about people in front of them like they aren’t there. It’s a double insult.