I've been thinking about this list all day, and decided not to put down anything for which I couldn't remember a firm example. Many of the things I "learned" in sorority were actually confirmation of what I had been told years ago, but here goes:
-Prioritizing my time, my needs, my money.
-Compromise is not always a bad thing; sometimes it's the only thing.
-How you behave today can reflect on thousands at a later date (and before anyone gets their panties in a wad, please note that I said "can", not "will").
-Boyfriends & husbands come and go, but sisters last forever.
-When to do something, and when to delegate.
-When to offer a hand, and when to be quiet and let someone learn for herself.
-Recruitment/making friends is a 365 days a year situation, not a one week scenario.
-There
are appropriate times to cry.
-How to be there for someone else, and when to let someone be there for me.
And of course, everything else already stated!
ETA: Obviously, I did NOT learn how to count to three!!
