THREE WORDS TO LIVE BY

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Men's Health offers us "Three Words to Live By." The best advice is brief, and yet it resonates throughout your life. Plus, it is easy to remember and makes a tone of sense. Open your ears. Because: Life is simple: 

  1. Keep her happy 
  2. Chew your food 
  3. Drink more water 
  4. Don't steal stuff 
  5. Ferrets aren't pets 
  6. Check your spelling 
  7. Always say goodbye 
  8. Invest in shoes 
  9. Don't be creepy 
  10. Finish your swing 
  11. Keep your word 
  12. If late, call 
  13. Stop shaving naked 
  14. Hit the cutoff 
  15. Count to 10 
  16. Don't hit people 
  17. Ask more questions 
  18. Make out more 
  19. Practice the toast 
  20. Eat more protein 
  21. Study the loss 
  22. Say you're sorry 
  23. Don't get sloppy 
  24. Make your point 
  25. Listen, don't talk 
  26. Tell the truth 
  27. Do your homework 
  28. Lose the earbuds 
  29. Salt pasta water 
  30. It's not "ginormous" 
  31. Bring her flowers 
  32. Consider the source 
  33. Stop the whining 
  34. Go all in 
  35. Use vacation time 
  36. Eat more hummus 
  37. Same for guacamole 
  38. Think before posting 
  39. Don't do drugs 
  40. Take a honeymoon 
  41. Clean your tools 
  42. Facebook isn't real 
  43. Maintain your focus 
  44. Floss every day 
  45. Hold the door 
  46. Get up early 
  47. Start with layups 
  48. Congratulate the winner 


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