My dad once told me: "It's better to regret having done something than to regret never having done it".

These words have encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and take chances. Personally, it's a reminder that sometimes the fear of missing out can be a greater motivator than the fear of failure.

How about you? What's the best piece of advice you've ever received?

Two Different ones.

If everyone you knew put their problems in a pile you'd take yours back in a heartbeat.

What if it turns out better than you could ever image.

Not sure if it's the best piece I've been given but it's surely the first that comes to mind. 

"It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not a weakness; that is life." Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Learning to "let people go" when a story, a friendship, or something else, doesn't work or goes bad. I used to feel really bad about those stuff, and I'm finally learning to not care that much.

It's lower than you think. 

It's better to carry 4 quarters than 100 pennies. The same goes for friends, lose the burden of heavy baggage. 

My dad told me that if a MF doesn't put money in your pockets who gives a dam what they think about you.  They provide you nothing but an opinion which dont amount to shit.  Be your own man that you are proud to be.  

To never identify yourself primarily by a job or designation that can be taken from you. Tether your identity to who you are and not what you do. So when something goes wrong, you only lose a job or title, and not yourself.

Treat others the way you wish to be treated. The Golden Rule.

My parents harped on this a lot growing up and after a few decades on this earth I understand why.

I can't remember who told me this, but it has always stuck with me.

"Will it matter in 10 minutes, 10 days, 10 months, or years?" If yes, then consider it a priority, if not, it's not that big of a deal.

So, whoever told me, congrats on making something stick with me. 

"Never piss on an electric fence". It was very sage advice, which at a certain time I failed to follow. I then realized how important the advice was, as I was knocked right on my ass with 900 volts shooting right up my pee stream and zapping the little fellow. The next day I woke up and my penis was 12 inches long and as big around as a soup can. It still has not recovered. Text me ladies.

Support England 

Never piss the people from IT, they can be very imaginative when it comes to being vindictive and turning your life a hell. And stay away from people from personal department, they aren't normal.

Let someone like you. Let yourself like someone. Let yourself like waking up next to her with your morning wood in her ass crack and the smell of the back of her neck and the mockingbirds going. The cool June gloom in the morning. Her hair’s messed up and she wraps around your arm like a baby. She doesn’t quite wake up but shifts a little. Takes a big breath. That’s what we’re here for. You don’t have to impress her. She doesn’t have to impress you. You don’t have to be with her forever. We’re all gonna die. Just be with her now.

Sage words.