What’s your #GoodAdviceIn4Words?
Was it longwinded or concise? To the point or thoughtful?
Well in today's world which longs for things to be instant and brief, Twitter has been offering up some good advice in four words.
And some of it is quite good.
There was sound financial advice.
Earn before you spend. #GoodAdviceIn4Words
— Shakezzbeer (@Loudlymute) March 12, 2015
Life tips.
Lefty loosey, righty tighty. #GoodAdviceIn4Words
— THE A Jolly Nerd VO 🇨🇦 (@ajollynerd) March 11, 2015
Never hit Reply All #GoodAdviceIn4Words
— Charley Kaye (@Ckandrew14) March 11, 2015
Good observations.
Look a little harder.#GoodAdviceIn4Words pic.twitter.com/wHhIPCpI38
— Michael D.A. Clarke (@MichaelDAClarke) March 12, 2015
Help with manners.
Say Please and Thanks #GoodAdviceIn4Words
— K-Rae L♥️VES America 🇺🇸 (@MrsBossKRae) March 11, 2015
And remembering who we are.
Remember, we're all similar #GoodAdviceIn4Words pic.twitter.com/tdq7vafkJ2
— C Sure (@cshore222) March 11, 2015
Then of course, there was this...
Never take Twitter Advice #GoodAdviceIn4Words
— Aladdin (@Alllahdin) March 12, 2015
However if you'd like some advice in more than four words, Baz Luhrmann has some wise words about sun cream.
What's your best piece of four word advice?
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