The complete list of all life-guiding messages for young people – click the titles for further information
If debt is holding you captive, reduce it. Start today. Find the help that you need. Sacrifice luxury today to enjoy freedom tomorrow.
Identify and then allow your values to guide your life, even when they take you down a narrower road than everyone else.
Start writing a list: “What I most want to accomplish in life.” Allow it to shape your life. Base your decisions about time, energy, and money on those values.
People need to tell their stories in their own time, especially if they’re going through a crisis. You may have opinions about their situation, but it isn’t always necessary to share that advice, especially unsolicited.
“Ask for and accept help. The biggest mistake people make is thinking they have to know all the answers, and thinking that if they don’t, that they have to pretend that they do.” – Simon Sinek
Around 10% of all students who go to university find a place on a university course through UCAS Clearing. You can improve your chances of finding the right course for you in Clearing by understanding the process fully and being well prepared.
If you didn’t receive any offers from your chosen universities, or your A-level results didn’t meet their conditions, you can use the Clearing process to find courses with places remaining.
If you’re unavailable on A-level results day, make sure you have given someone nominated access to speak on your behalf about your application details.
“When another person makes you suffer, it is because he suffers deeply within himself, and his suffering is spilling over. He does not need punishment; he needs help. That’s the message he is sending.” – Thich Nhat Hanh
Sometimes we try to show the world we are flawless in hopes that we will be liked and accepted by everyone, but we can’t please everyone and we shouldn’t try. The beauty of us lies in our vulnerability, our complex emotions, and our authentic imperfections.