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8 Lessons Every Teenager Should Learn From Betty White

What to learn from the incredible, successful Ms. White.

Kassidy O'Connell

Sep 29, 2015

University of Tampa

8 Lessons Every Teenager Should Learn From Betty White

1. Be honest

Whether you be brutally honest or slightly honest, it is an important trait that we all should carry through.

2. Love

Yes, love. We all aspire to have a significant other or extremely close friendships, so allow yourself that opportunity.

3. Be confident

Never forget to believe in yourself. Never base your self-opinions on other people. You are important no matter how you choose to live your life.

4. No hobby is too strange

Could not say it any better, any hobby is a fun hobby! Enjoy what you do.

5. Be grateful

While some obstacles in life can really test your mental and physical state, do not forget to remember the positives in your life. Every individual has something great in their life, and a whole lot more to look forward to in the future. Appreciate all life has to bring.

6. Try new things

It is always fun to explore, so give yourself a chance to try even the craziest of ideas! Make memories that will last a lifetime.

7. Have fun

While this may seem simplistic, never forget that no matter how hard you work or how much you study, it is always important to implement fun into your life. No matter what you enjoy doing, do it! Life is too short for all work and no play.

And lastly, the main thing that Betty White can always teach us:

8. Laugh

Laughter keeps us happy and smiling. Always choose to add laughter to your life in as many ways as possible.

Following Betty White is not only important, but life changing, because, after all, she is the Queen.

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