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Lifestyle / Life-Rule Tips (Core Message)

Control your environment and boundaries

• Never let even acquaintances into your car.
• Don’t interfere with a driver’s controls.
• Don’t drive without proper safety practices.

Personal safety & accident lessons

• Always wear a seat belt.
• Listen to your “inner warning” and buckle immediately.
• When you think, “everything is fine,” remember others may behave dangerously.

Cleanliness & hygiene routine

• After sex: pee.
• After you get home: wipe your phone screen with an alcohol wipe.
• Evening before bed:
  • Brush teeth
  • Wash yourself
  • Put on deodorant after a night shower (not in the morning)
• Handwashing: always wash hands before eating.

Sleep/appearance & clothing cautions

• Change clothes: keep covers/outer-to-indoor transitions (swap from outdoor cover to indoor).
• Avoid: nylon tights and socks.
• Wear (preference mentioned): jeans and shapewear.

Productivity / “Don’t procrastinate” philosophy

• Don’t wait “later”—it piles up, and you’ll end up furious when you finally start.
• If someone says they’ll do it later, your default should be: do it first, talk about it later.
• Early decisions: don’t decide impulsively—take time to think.

Work, contracts, and money protection

• If someone is in a hurry to sign: don’t sign right now.
• Convert oral agreements into written contracts.
• For contractors:
  • Always sign a contract, even for small amounts
  • Set deadlines for completion
• Confirm in writing everything agreed verbally.
• Avoid emotional bargaining; don’t base deals on feelings.

Relationships & trust rules

• Don’t interfere in others’ “driver” situations.
• Don’t argue about events/people—people may live in different versions of reality.
• Don’t try to please anyone; keep relationships aligned with your true self.
• If someone is toxic / sarcastic / devaluing: don’t debate—distance yourself.
• Sincerity must be earned, not demanded.
• Let go of control (it drains energy).
• Trust structure:
  • “Trust, but not completely.”
  • Don’t trust words—actions show people.
• Deal with breakups:
  • If someone recontacts after breakup: block
  • If people repeatedly treat you badly: remove them from your life
• Forgiveness:
  • Forgive only when you asked for forgiveness, but don’t automatically trust again.
• Don’t overshare:
  • Don’t tell people about plans, dreams, or your traumas/vulnerabilities (even with a psychologist—specifically warned).

Health & medical skepticism

• Gym regularly.
• Avoid cycling in snowy/icy weather.
• Eye health: be careful (noted as “damage to the eyes”).
• Medical verification:
  • Check doctors’ information with at least two doctors.
• Dental:
  • Get your teeth done whenever you can.
• Repeated rule: monitor your health and get second opinions.

Money rules (frequent repeats)

• Don’t lend money—especially emphasized:
  • Never lend money to a man
  • Don’t lend to relatives either (if you “give,” it should be something you’re willing to lose)
• Give immediately only if truly necessary (i.e., “don’t lend, just give” in a small amount).
• Friends/parties can disappear when money is involved—don’t spread yourself too thin.
• Always save money.

Family rules

• Don’t tell parents about your problems.
• Help mother only; siblings must help themselves—don’t give in to mom’s pressure.

Communication & decision-making

• Don’t argue with “idiots.”
• Don’t make predictions or assume “never/forever.”
• Don’t get involved in someone’s complicated love situation.
• Know how to say no in time.

Emotional resilience & mindset

• Rejoice in troubles as a faster path to find a solution and “write off karmic debt.”
• Accept difficulties early: if something is coming (divorce, moving, finances), prepare and it “goes easier.”
• Condition affects outcomes (80% claim): maintain calm from the start.

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Travel / Personal Incident Highlight (Story Lesson)

• A long commute of 5:00–7:00 hours to a city leads to an accident involving:
  • A steering-wheel jerk at over 110 km/h
  • A hit dog in the right lane
  • The narrator decides to go around because there’s no continuous line / no oncoming traffic

After the crash

• They become a pedestrian for years due to pain and loss of the car.
• The driver and workplace interactions are described as unfair (money not returned; no apology).

Separate childhood safety incident

• In the 4th grade, a woman follows the child into the building, chokes them in the elevator, and steals a wallet and a push-button phone.
• After that, the narrator develops a habit: wait for the door to close and locks an extra old wooden door.

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Notable Products / Places / Names (As Mentioned)

Locations

• “Our city” / commuter route (no specific city named)
• The entrance of the building and an elevator (childhood incident)

Products / items

• Alcohol wipes for cleaning a phone screen
• Seat belts (safety gear)
• Deodorant (night use)
• “White” and “black” (ring/quality metaphor: “white worth $1,000” vs “black worth $50,000”)

People / speakers

• Mentions of an “inner voice” / “dad’s voice in my head”
• Example named person: Boris (mentioned as an “unlikely saved” friend in a joking framework)

Channel / platform

• Support on Boost (exclusive videos not on YouTube)