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We know that the most valuable advice can come from the most unusual sources or in an unexpected form. Larry Smith is the founder of SMITH Magazine and the , which asks people to share their stories in six words. Taking the concept a step further, writer and speaker Smith recently released his latest book titled The Best Advice in Six Words: Writers Famous and Obscure on Love, Sex, Money, Friendship, Family, Work, and Much More, collects insights from leaders in technology, business, entertainment, politics and more who want to share their brief yet striking life mottos. Smith is married to Piper Kerman, whose memoir of the same name inspired the Netflix series Orange is the New Black.

What is your best six word advice? Check out the slideshow below to get inspired.

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“Good stories always beat good spreadsheets.”

“People first, then money, then things.”

“Be a doer, not a dreamer.”

“Share your story, change the world.”

“You: average of 5 closest friends.”

Tim Ferriss
Tim Ferriss is a blogger, New York Times bestselling author, speaker and investor who has backed companies like Facebook, Twitter and TaskRabbit and advised others like Uber and Evernote. Ferriss is the author of the popular “The 4-Hour Workweek,” “The 4-Hour Chef,” and “The 4-Hour Body.”

“Trust your gut, shape your butt.”

“Jump from cliffs. Wear helmet, lipstick.”