My advice to young girls is to try best.

Never give up, do what you can.

Do you believe in your jeans?

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The best advice I would give to my teenage self would be.

It's a marathon, not a race.

What's member?

You will come to you, so just don't put too much pressure on yourself.

You're doing great.

Best piece of advice I would give my team yourself is this.

Never chase, look, attention or affection.

If it's not given freely, then it's not worth trusting people.

If you let them in, they will appreciate you.

They'll understand you, and they'll be able to support you as well.

Also, be yourself.

Don't follow the trends.

Don't look to others for how you should be.

Just go with your gut instincts.

Don't be afraid, just like yourself.

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Be kind to yourself.

In life, things happen that causes pain, and sometimes that pain can lead was making mistakes.

Learn from those mistakes and use that knowledge to become a better person than ever.

Give up on your future because of things have happened in your past.

I want to tell my teenage son you're gloriously and wonderfully made a woman in the image of God.

So don't let anybody tell, you know, because you're not be grateful for what you have.

Time moves extremely quickly, and you don't want to look back and think Should have enjoyed each moment more than I did, because sometimes bad things do happen, but they make you appreciate the good time, so much more.

Keep on going and never give up.

It's okay to ask for help.

People are sick, willing to give that time and support mental you or you have to do is ask that question on to be open to hearing No one's in the world Self believe he's kid.

You are equal to anyone and everyone in this life buckled.

I'm plowing through and never let anyone stop you ever Life will not go.

Don't think itself provides it where you can get through anything.

The life you want, matter what happened along the way.

Other people's opinions of you for your business.

Folk always gonna have something to say, and you have to learn to develop personal resilient so those hurtful words bounce off, have the confidence to believe in the cell they hear you want to pay, seize every opportunity, take on new challenges and make the most of every minute of every day.

And I think most importantly of all, don't sweat the small stuff.