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The document provides tips for organizing one's life and priorities. It recommends determining priorities, spending less time on electronics and more with friends. It also suggests getting a planner, scheduling important events and adapting plans when needed. Facing fears and failures is important for growth. Handling "hard moments" with strength and resisting peer pressure can shape one for the better. Success requires discipline to put first things first and do what needs to be done, even if unpleasant.
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