Like pizza. Sometimes I set about eating an entire large by myself, and sometimes I accomplish this, however even when I don't I'm happy with how much pizza I have eaten.

I find life lessons are much tastier better when comparing them with pizza.

Hahah! That's exactly what I was doing, but for the UK! 😂

Thank you, I've learned something new! Including not jumping to a conclusion, I should hone in my skills of Google Fu a bit more :)

You know I only just found out that Prime Reading may be a UK Amazon thing. Sorry about that.

It's a part of Prime Reading, in the UK and maybe other places, which is a large selection of ebooks available free to read for Prime members (this is separate to Kindle Unlimited, which the book is also on).

Edited to note it's free in UK.

If you have Amazon Prime you can grab this for free, on the Kindle store.

Well worth a read. Might do this again today, thank you.

Listen to kids. Hear me out here.
If you have young nieces and nephews, hang out with them and talk with them as good uncles/aunties. The reason is because kids are honest as fuck

But their honesty is innocent. If they tell you you're fat, they don't expect one reaction over the other. They're not doing it to intentionally make you upset, they're being honest for just that: honesty.
If a kid tells you your beard is too scruffy, or you need to brush your teeth, don't be offended and really listen to them. They're telling the truth and these kids alone can really be beneficial if you take what they're saying as truthful constructive criticism.

(I mentioned this because the pic had the cub in it)

He was born with it. When he was a baby the doctors gave him a medical grade hair pick that doubled as a paintbrush kazoo.