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How to be a hero in real life
Let go of your ego.
A real hero knows that their actions might go unnoticed, and that's okay. Make sure that you are trying to be a hero for the right reasons.

answer: You need to be willing to help people who might not even know you have intervened on their behalf. You have to be focused more on the feeling you get from doing the good deed than receiving praise.

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How to say no
Understand when to say no.
Two-year-olds are famous for saying " no " like it's going out of style, because they've only recently learned that such a thing is possible, and the new chances for independence it provides are fun and exciting. Two-year-olds are also known for being selfish and thoughtless.

answer: However, they're on to something: it's okay to say no. What separates adult usage of the word is that we can learn when it's appropriate and when it isn't.

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How to be a good student without being teacher's pet
Ask questions in moderation.
Instead of asking questions every time your teacher finishes their sentence, limit them to one or two insightful and relevant questions. If you want, you can prepare these questions before class.

answer:
They could be insights from last night's homework, or general clarifying questions. By limiting your questions, you are allowing other students the opportunity to ask the teacher questions, as well.