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What a piece of advice that you've held onto over the years? (self.dadvice)
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For me it's if it won't matter in 5 years it doesn't matter now. Kept me from being a tyrant over things like leaving lights on and what not.

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[–] DandomRude 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

"Kill 'em with kindness." Worked pretty reliable for me.

Edit: Just saw that this is /dadvice. Sorry, I thought more in terms of general advice. For dadvice I'd say: "No path in vain", meaning always take for example a plate with you and put it in the dishwasher when you are on the way to the kitchen anyway.