25 Bits Of Advice Every Teenager Should Hear

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Want more? Check out the People & Politics Playlist: you like this video subscribe to List25: are the future. You've probably heard that phrase before. It sounds corny and cliche and it kind of is. But there is a lot of truth to it. In the next 20 to 30 years, every major and important position in the world will be filled by today's teenagers. The presidents, generals, and CEO's will all be the 14 and 15 year old's of today. In some ways that is scary, but in other ways, it just shows how fast time flies.

Having said all of that, it is important that future generations move forward not making the same mistakes as the generations that came before them. This is critical. We have to learn from our mistakes, otherwise we are doomed to repeat them (another often heard phrase). Today, we have dedicated our list to this endeavor. Of course, the advice you are about to read isn't anything groundbreaking or Earth shattering. It won't solve world hunger or cure cancer, but it will make the adjustment from teenage life to adult life that much easier. So if you know anybody that can benefit from this list, forward it to them because these are 25 Bits Of Advice Every Teenager Should Hear.

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Twitter: out the physical list here: to cook (Source: lifehacker)

Start saving early (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Wear sunscreen (Source: reddit)

Learn to change your oil (Source: lifehacker)

Think before you speak (Source: reddit)

Learn to stay rational when faced with emotional situations (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Cut off toxic people (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Learn how to be confident without having a big ego (Source: reddit)

Learn to have fun responsibly (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Don't drink the college kool-aid (Source: lifehacker)

Be curious (Source: reddit)

Finish high school (Source: reddit)

Don't be a doormat (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Don't worry what your peers think (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Shower (Source: reddit)

Travel (Source: reddit)

Learn a bankable skill (Source: lifehacker)

Say yes (Source: reddit)

Master your social skills (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Develop varied interests (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Learn about nutrition (Source: lifehacker)

Exercise (Source: reddit)

If you can do something in less than 5 minutes...do it now (Source: thoughtcatalog)

Floss (Source: reddit)

Avoid amygdala hijacking (Source: thoughtcatalog)

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