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Advice for a happy Life by Charles Murray

The transition from college to adult life is treacherous,

and this is nowhere more visible than among new college graduates in their first real jobs.

A few years ago I took it upon myself to start writing tips for the young staff where I work

about how to avoid doing things that would make their supervisors write them off. It began as a lark, as I wrote

tips with titles such as excise the word like from your spoken English. But eventually I found myself getting into the deeper waters of how to go about living a good life.

At that point, I had to deal with a reality.

When it comes to a life filled with deep and lasting satisfactions, most of the cliches are true.

How could I make them sound fresh to a new generation?

Here's how I tried.

1. Consider marrying young. The age of marriage for college graduates has been increasing for decades

and this cultural shift has been a good

thing. Many 22 year olds are saved from bad marriages because they go into

relationships at that age assuming that marriage is still out of the question.

But should you assume that marriage is still out of the question

...