Wisdom often hides in the ordinary.
First, if you happen upon a gathering uninvited, do not join, no matter how warmly you are urged. An unexpected invitation often carries hidden costs.
Second, when visiting a friend, if they offer you something once used by their child, kindly decline. To accept would be to take more than intended; to refuse is to respect their generosity.
Third, if someone promises a sure profit, be wary. Nothing in life is guaranteed. A perfect offer often conceals a perfect trap.
Fourth, if you admire a woman and notice her nails are plain and unpolished, let her be. Her simplicity signals a depth you may not be ready to meet.
Fifth, no matter how well you do, some will like you, others will not. You cannot please everyone. Be at peace with yourself.
Sixth, when someone messages “Are you there?” and nothing more, they likely need something. Silence is sometimes the clearest answer.
Life is not about pleasing others, but about being true to yourself.