Most advice sucks.
So I crowdsourced the best from 20 million people on Reddit.
Here are 10 life tips you wish you knew yesterday
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Inspired by r/lifeprotips Chris Hladczuk (@chrishlad) crowdsourced the best ideas to show us what advice actually doesn't suck.
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