1. Don’t
express your opinion freely and unsought.
2. Don’t
feel superior to three of your best friends.
3. Do not
eat alone.
4. Read
front-page murder stories.
5. Be
interested in tests like this.
6. Talk
about your aspirations, disappointments and
problems.
7. Don’t
barrow often.
8. Don’t be
a “Dutch treat” addict.
9. When you
describe something that has happened, don’t give every small detail.
10.
Entertain even if entertaining costs money.
11. Don’t
pride yourself upon your absolute frankness.
12. Be fond
of children (not your own).
13. Don’t
keep people waiting when you have an appointment with them.
14. Don’t
play practical jokes.
15. Never
think if silly for middle-aged people to fall in love.
16. Don’t
cordially dislike more than seven people.
17. Never
nurse grudges.
18. Use frequently
such as words “awfully,” “dreadfully,” “terribly.”
19. Never be
irritated to telephone operators and salesmen.
20. Don’t
consider stupid and uninteresting the people who do not share your enthusiasm
for music, books, sports.
21. Never
break your word as often as you keep it.
22. Never
criticize often, and to their faces, your family, your best friends, and your
employees.
23. Don’t be
depressed or discouraged when things go badly.
24. Be
altogether glad of the success of your friends (when you are out of luck).
25. Indulge
in interesting gossip.
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Special Credit to: Julio F. Silverio
