369 pieces of advice from Dad, - I never had!
Growing up in the chaos of New York City, I had to learn a lot of lessons the hard way. Without a father figure to guide me, I was a boy running through a maze without a map—taking wrong turns, hitting dead ends, mixing with the wrong people and occasionally getting lost along the way. It wasn’t pretty, but it was real and it was hard. I made mistakes, plenty of them, and it turns out mistakes are some of life’s best teachers.
Now, after years of trial and error (emphasis on the error), I’ve compiled “369 pieces of advice from Dad, – I never had!” a series of advice that I wish someone had shared with me when I was younger. It would have saved me a lot of trouble and pain.
This isn’t just a list of motivational quotes or empty platitudes. These are real, hard-earned lessons. The kind of advice that comes from messing up and learning how to bounce back stronger. This collection covers everything from finances and career choices to personal development and dealing with everyday challenges. And it’s all delivered in a caring, fatherly tone—because we all need a little guidance sometimes, no matter how old or young we are.
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But here’s the thing—this wisdom isn’t something you can just read once and move on from. Life doesn’t work like that. These are lessons that build on each other, and the real magic happens when you absorb them over time, allowing each piece of advice to sink in and take root. That’s why I’m offering a unique opportunity: subscribe to “369 pieces of advice from Dad, – I never had!” and receive one piece of fatherly advice by email every day for the next twelve months. Over the course of just over a year, you’ll get all 369 pieces of wisdom, delivered straight to your inbox—just like having a caring father figure dropping life-changing nuggets of wisdom on your doorstep.
Advice About Money and Finances
Let’s talk about money first, because, let’s face it, making money (and keeping it) is on everyone’s mind. Whether you’re juggling bills, dreaming of buying your first home, or trying to figure out how to save without sacrificing all the fun in life, some of my advice will help you make smarter financial decisions. I’ve made the classic mistakes—maxed-out credit cards, poor investments, you name it—and learned what works and what doesn’t. My goal is to help you avoid those same pitfalls. Think of this as the financial advice your dad would give you—if your dad had grown up in New York City and learned about money the hard way.
But “369 pieces of advice from Dad, – I never had!” doesn’t stop here.
Advice About Career and Life Choices
Let’s not forget the everyday stuff either—life’s little challenges that sometimes feel like big ones. From dealing with difficult people to balancing work and personal life, 369 Advices, tackles it all with wit and wisdom. You’ll learn how to stay focused on the long-term while also handling the curveballs life throws at you daily. Trust me, I’ve been there, and I know how to navigate through those moments when you just want to throw in the towel. 
And let me be clear, (here is my first piece of advice); Don’t put off, for tomorrow what you know is right to do today! This isn’t the kind of stuff you should just put off. The real deal is, the longer you wait, the more time you’re missing out on opportunities to make smarter financial decisions, advance your career, and set goals that will propel you toward your success. Imagine where you could be a year from now if you start applying these lessons learned, today! Trust me, I’ve been where you are, and I’ve come out the other side with a treasure trove of bruises and wisdom that can help you fast-track your success.
So, here’s my challenge to you: take the first step. Subscribe to “369 pieces of advice from Dad, – I never had!” today and start receiving one life-changing piece of advice every week for the next twelve months. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to equip yourself with the tools you need to succeed. The longer you wait, the longer you’ll continue making the same mistakes I once made. Let’s avoid that, shall we?
Subscribe now, and let’s walk this path together. Your future self will thank you for taking action today.
