101 Tips to Improve Your Life From Martha Stewart and More Stars

Sleep struggles, bad hair days, stress: no matter who you are, there are just some issues that plague us all — even our favorite celebrities.

“Our worth and our beauty isn’t dependent, necessarily, on how our hair looks. Actually, a bad hair day can be a good opportunity for you to sit with an uncomfortable feeling and see what that brings up for you and see why you feel this way,” Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness shares in the latest Us Weekly cover story, on newsstands now. “If you can accept something — not saying you’re going to accept something that’s bad forever — but if you can just accept it for that day, it’s like throw it up, put it in a little clip, put it in a little twist. Try again the next day because it’s OK. We all have bad hair days. I’ve had many a bad hair day in my route to learning how to style my hair.”

Van Ness — a renowned hairstylist with their own haircare line — was just one of 101 celebs and experts we asked for words of wisdom.

“I’m a very good homemaker, and I’ve learned all the tricks,” Martha Stewart told Us. “I think people should pay attention to their home more than they do and learn the little things, like how to dry your shower with a towel that you just dried yourself with.”

Keep scrolling for more tips to change your life for the better from stars like Tracee Ellis Ross, Kathy Hilton, Andy Cohen, Keke Palmer, Jimmy Fallon and more:

Discover the Styles That Work for You

1. “Know yourself and trust what feels good on you. I don’t believe in trends. My trends are the things that work on my body that I’ve been doing forever: a high-waisted pant, a trouser, a blazer.” -Tracee Ellis Ross

Be Forward

2. “Flirt heavily! Let a man know you’re interested … Don’t play hard to get. It never works!” –Luann de Lesseps

Cull Your Socials

3. “Unfollow accounts that make you feel s— about yourself. I’ve unfollowed a handful of accounts recently and I feel better for it. You have to be active in who you follow, or it will seep in and mess with your head.” -comedian Celeste Barber

Surround Yourself With the Right People

4. “Stay around the people that are going to help you stay on track with your goals. They say you are the five people you keep company with. So I like to remember that who I’m keeping company with is really important so that I can be my fullest expression of myself.” –Maria Menounos

It’s OK to Say No

5. “I try to really enjoy the moment and not overbook myself. Sometimes you say yes, yes, yes, yes, and then you don’t really feel like it, but you feel bad. So you go, and then you’re totally exhausted. [I’m] just trying to take it a little easier so that I can enjoy all the grandchildren.” -Kathy Hilton

Don’t Judge Others

6. “As a child star, I was around people at a very young age. What I learned is you don’t judge anybody. And I kept that mentality as I got older and it’s worked out well. You let people show who they are … it’s a lot less stress on you. Don’t project on others. Let everybody start at zero — zero to 100, baby.” –Romeo Miller

Stress Can Be Useless

7. “I’m really trying to worry less because I think it creates bad health. Then it’s just a downward spiral. It’s really hard, but sometimes you have to be like, ‘OK, I don’t have control of this. I’m just going to choose to have patience and faith and not worry because it’ll be the end of me.’” –Emmanuelle Chriqui

If You Gossip, You’ll be Gossiped About

8. “One of the things I say the most while raising my daughter the last 18 years is a dog that brings a bone, carries a bone. It’s fun to be in the gossip circle, but I guarantee if someone’s talking to you, they’re talking about you. I like to keep that in mind because I’m a messy queen and I do like to gossip! And if you step away, it’ll be about you.” –Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’s Bronwyn Newport

Don’t Lose Yourself in a Relationship

9. “Maintain your independence. It’s so important to just be you, with your passions, with life, within your relationship, friendships — truly keep your independence.” -NFL player Isaac Rochell

Live With an
Open Heart

10. “My mother taught me about challenges in life, finding a way to accept it and move forward and find purpose by helping other people.” –Jane Seymour

Bad Hair, Don’t Care

11. “Our worth and our beauty isn’t dependent, necessarily, on how our hair looks. Actually, a bad hair day can be a good opportunity for you to sit with an uncomfortable feeling and see what that brings up for you and see why you feel this way. I remember in yoga when I was 12, this idea of what you resist persists and what you accept flows. If you can accept something — not saying you’re going to accept something that’s bad forever — but if you can just accept it for that day, it’s like throw it up, put it in a little clip, put it in a little twist. Try again the next day because it’s OK. We all have bad hair days. I’ve had many a bad hair day in my route to learning how to style my hair.” –Queer Eye’s
Jonathan Van Ness

Two Phones Are Better Than One

12. “I carry two phones — my iPhone for texting and emails, and a Google phone because they take the best photos.” –Nicky Hilton

Try Before You Buy

13. “[When purchasing glasses] don’t just look at them on the computer screen. Go to the store. Try on different shapes, take pictures of yourself in them and go from there.” -Keke Palmer

Cultivate Clairvoyance

14. “Everyone is born with intuition. Think of it as a muscle that when worked and stretched it becomes more flexible and grows stronger. Learn some form of physical relaxation and meditation practice. Journalize your thoughts to see patterns emerge when meditating on a future outcome and always trust your gut to keep you safe.” -psychic medium
John Edward

Start Your Morning With Gratitude

15. “Pray in the morning. It sounds so simple that I roll my eyes and forget to do it, and then when I do it, it changes my life. And also breathwork. Breathwork has helped my cortisol levels, my stress levels. I feel more grounded. Breathwork is f—ing incredible. Excuse my French.” -model Alexis Ren

Take Criticism With a Grain of Salt

16. “I’ve had quite the journey with criticism over the last few years. When I’ve had those moments where I have felt heavily criticized, I take a minute and consider the source. There’s a great quote: ‘Don’t take advice from people who are not in the arena, do not listen to criticism from people who are not in the arena.’ That’s been very helpful to me. I don’t think that all criticism is bad, but I think the society we’re living in today, the first thing we do is criticize. It’s as if we have lost the ability to see the light in something. The first thing we do is find fault. So I just don’t listen to criticism from people who are not in the arena anymore.” –Ariana DeBose

Don’t Give Up

17. “Just because something doesn’t happen right away doesn’t mean that it won’t down the road. It’s always good to not naysay things that don’t come to fruition. They’re a seed planted or a building block for a different foundation. Nothing isn’t worth your efforts. It will pay off in the end, even if it doesn’t in that moment.” –Drew Barrymore

Write It Down to Make It Happen

18. “I have a lot of lists, and it keeps me very organized. If you saw, you would be freaked out by my list. It’s a serious list. Everything from checking in on companies, songs that we have to finish, collaborations that I want to reach out about, vacations that I want that I probably will never take, friends when I’m in different cities that I should check in on; all of the stuff.” -The Chainsmokers’ Alex Pall

Rely on a Support System

19. “We shouldn’t put it all on ourselves that we have to accomplish it all. Every time that I get scared about something, I try to remember, ‘You do it, God. You do it.’ It’s not on me. Eventually it tends to be OK. Take it off your shoulders and remember there’s support in the world
for you.” –Rachel Platten

Be Your
Own Tailor

20. “Always carry safety pins! I usually have a few on every outfit. They’ve become a game changer because I can make things look tailored even when they’re not.” –Amelia Gray Hamlin

Use Time Wisely

21. “On a long flight, I go through my phone and delete duplicate photos.” –Shay Mitchell

Let It Be

22. “Don’t take anything personally. That’s something that I tended to do a lot in my life and I still struggle with. I invent things in my head that aren’t real. And then, suddenly, I have formed an opinion about someone because I invented something that isn’t even real. I really have worked on that, and just not taking things personally, from the book The Four Agreements.” –Donna D’Errico

Keep It Aboveboard

23. “Just keep moving forward and try not to break the law!” -convicted felon and DWTS alum Anna Delvey

Life Isn’t About Material Things

24. “It’s really about community and your authentic joy and understanding what it means to really sustain that, which is through each other. You do not get through this road alone. It’s so important for us to lean on one another and understand what that joy looks like through each other.” -Broadway actress Kayla Davion

Make Your
Life Easier

25. “It’s perfectly fine to use anything that makes your life easier and makes you happier. That includes boxed cake mix and the occasional cocktail. Do whatever you need to do to be happy.” –Sandra Lee

Set Your Pace

26. “I’ve embraced the ‘no days off’ mentality. I used to enjoy working hard for a few days and then resting for a couple. But embracing ‘no days off’ means you can still rest and get s— done, especially for yourself and your mental well-being.” –Kenan Thompson

Find a Mantra

27. “I have this mantra that’s been working really well for me for the last four years: ‘Let in, let go, let be.’ You have to make space to let in all the good stuff and to let in all the bad. You have to let go of expectations and fear and anxiety. … I’m a control freak by nature. I’m very Monica from Friends and I’m proud of that. But as a mom of three … I feel like that mantra has really helped me.” –Jennifer Love Hewitt

Start With a Small Win Every Day

28. “Make your bed every morning. 
Sometimes I sleep on top of the covers just so I don’t have to make it!” -Former NFL player and DWTS alum Danny Amendola

How to Kill It
at Karaoke

29. “Pick a song that everyone can sing along to. But a random song. Everyone does ‘Summer Lovin.’ Can’t do that. Finished. You have to keep a karaoke list on your phone because you’re going to hear a song on the radio, but when you get to the party, you’re gonna be too drunk, you’re going to forget. Random songs. Peaches & Herb’s ‘Reunited.’ It’s a duet, it’s really fun. ‘New York State of Mind’ is a really good one. ‘Endless Love,’ a really good one. My go-to, ‘Peg,’ by Steely Dan. Everybody knows it. Steely Dan is
always good.” –Jerry O’Connell

Check Your Self Talk

30. “I have some self-talk [for conquering nerves]. There are some curse words. One of them is ‘shut the F up.’ I say things like: ‘I know what I’m doing. I’m in charge, not you.’ Sometimes it really works.” -Broadway actress
Kelli O’Hara

Be Open to Finding New Friends

31. “Go on an app to look for friends — that’s how I met my husband! Be yourself and never second-guess anything. The right people and the right circumstances will come to you. We were on Raya, but we weren’t on for dating. We were on to find friends. The secret recipe for us is we became friends first. Then the magic happened.” –Selling Sunset alum Vanessa Villela

The Light Has to Be Right

32. “If you want to pose for a great photo, make sure there’s light. If there’s not, run! And just have fun. There’s no science to it.” –Lisa Rinna

Strike a Balance

33. “Take your work seriously but don’t take yourself too seriously. That way, you have a great work ethic, but you’re also fun to
be around.” –General Hospital’s Evan Hofer

Find Your Pick-Me-Up

34. “Jet lag is a myth. Go for a walk and take five shots of espresso.” –Lukas Gage

Remember That You Can Never Fail

35. “The affirmation that got me through my eating disorder — ‘I’m enough’ — has become such a pillar of my belief system. I go into every scenario, whether it’s a relationship, a new room or an event, any type of relationship, any day-to-day interaction. … It’s like, ‘I can’t fail at this. I’m enough.’ Failing doesn’t really exist. Things can not work out for you, but it just means that it wasn’t meant for you.” -Model Iskra Lawrence

Be Your Hottest Self

36. “If you don’t feel like a smoke show, you’re not going to be one. I wrote the book I Can Make You Hot!, and it’s all about feeling good and being grounded both in your physical self and in your mind.” –Kelly Bensimon

Talk to Your Doctor

37. “Being on antidepressants really changed my life. That’s the reality.” –Kendra Wilkinson

Don’t Disregard the Details

38. “I’m a very good homemaker, and I’ve learned all the tricks. I think people should pay attention to their home more than they do and learn the little things, like how to dry your shower with a towel that you just dried yourself with.” -Martha Stewart

Trust Your Gut

39. “I’m learning to listen to my instinct more than ever. If one eyebrow is twitching because of somebody, I’m not questioning it more. I’m just like, ‘Alright, that’s it. Shut it down.’” -TV personality Jeannie Mai

Treatment Can Help Heal

40. “Therapy has really changed my life. I think we’re living through some interesting, dark, difficult times. That’s been really helpful
for me.” -Broadway actor Grey Henson

There are Steps to the Perfect Selfie

41. “Always clean the lens. Nothing is worse than a foggy lens. You want to feel the light on your face and step into the shadows, so it bounces off you. Aiming from above makes your face look narrower, cheekbones more popping and eyes bigger.” -Model Josephine Skriver

Develop a Green Thumb

42. “Put plants somewhere you will notice in your day-to-day routine. This will help you remember to water them and learn the norms. If something does go wrong, you’ll catch it quickly.” -Plant expert Hilton Carter

Home Truths

43. “Get your emotions out of it when you’re trying to make decisions in the home because you blind yourself if you’re emotionally invested. Even when you’re buying a house, if you love a kitchen but then you’re ignoring that you’re backed onto a train track, you have to let the emotions go. Listen to your spouse. You both have to live in the house and be happy. And technology is here to make home easier. You shouldn’t have to work for your home. It should work for you.” -HGTV’s Drew Scott

44. “Don’t go apartment hunting in the summer or the spring. The best time to look is in the late fall into winter. You’ll find better deals. You can negotiate more. Nobody’s moving then.” –Real Housewives of New York City’s Erin Lichy

45. “Focus on the things that can’t change [when looking for a home]. There are things you can change — the location of a closet or swapping out appliances, but obviously location, building facade, ceiling height, windows and view, focus on those things. Those are the things that cannot change.” –Selling the City’s Eleonora Srugo

46. “The biggest mistake we see first-time organizers make is thinking they need to tackle their entire house at once. It’s just not realistic and will leave you feeling overwhelmed. Instead, start with a drawer! The knowledge and confidence you gain from a smaller project will motivate you to tackle the larger portions.” –The Home Edit’s Joanna Teplin

47. “Arrange your clothing by type, then color coordinate that category. Lining up your shirts, pants, dresses, etc. by color is a simple way to give your closet a polished look and will make items easier to find. For prints and plaids, go with the first color that jumps out at you. That’s the trick.” –The Home Edit’s Clea Shearer

Skincare Secrets

48. “It’s important to have a good canvas before you put makeup on. And something that my esthetician always reminds me of is the importance of washing my face twice a day and applying serums while your face is damp. Don’t apply serum to a dry face. It does nothing, especially your hyaluronic acid.” –Real Housewives of Potomac’s Ashley Darby

49. “If you want a really good product for your face — a skincare vibe — it’s Alastin. I’ve been using it for three years and it changed my life. It changed my skin. No Botox. I don’t even do facials. Alastin is the best. It’s a little bougie, but it’s your temple. You gotta look after it.” –DWTS’ Gleb Savchenko

50. “Hydrafacials is my hack. We’re in makeup everyday … it’s all in our pores. You gotta suction that stuff out.” -Broadway actor Kalen Allen

51. “You’ve got to have soft feet. No man wants to get in bed with a woman with ashy and rusty feet, honey. You cannot cut the man’s ankles. In order to not do that, it’s called Vaseline! Just get a nice little scoop and rub it in real good. And you put footies on, and you sleep in those footies. My great, great grandmother told me this, and my feet are soft. And baby, I wear nothing but heels.” –Married to Medicine’s Quad Webb

52. “Take a spoonful of olive oil a day. My skin starts glowing from the inside out and I swear by it.” -HGTV’s Alison Victoria

Dog Tales

53. “We’re trying to get my dog off-leash in Fort Greene Park [Brooklyn, New York]. I just bring treats and let him off leash, and he always comes back. When you have treats, the dogs will come back.” –Josh Radnor

54. “Get a dog. Get a dog, get a dog, get a dog. I didn’t want one. Also, Lexapro. Those are two things that I didn’t want. I love dogs, but I didn’t want the responsibility. I could not see how much love it was going to bring into my life. So the dog, and the Lexapro. I didn’t want to get on medication. I was really afraid of what it would do to me, and it was a life-changing, life-bettering experience.” –Sara Bareilles

Parenting Lessons

55. “Leave the house! As simple as getting coffee, going for a walk with the dogs and the baby brought life back into me. Have interactions with people who can actually talk back to you!” -TikTok star Allison Kuch

56. “It’s taken me having four kids to realize I can’t control everybody’s happiness, and I can’t be the cruise director of everything. I try my hardest, but it’s been a really nice practice to say no a little bit more.” –Hilary Duff

57. “I have an 8- and a 2-year-old, and I think that for me, it’s not feeling bad about taking time for yourself. Whether that’s sitting in a quiet room, going to the gym, getting a facial or when your body is saying you need a second, take the second.” -Broadway actress Ashley Brown

58 “Don’t overreact and don’t sweat the small stuff. Just keep the train moving.” –Andy Cohen

59. “For our first, to make a bottle in the middle of the night, we’d go downstairs to the bottle maker and then come back up with the bottle. The first couple months, you’re doing that multiple times through the night. [For our second], we put the formula maker next to the bed, so when he gets up, I press the button and we’re all done. No traveling for a bottle in the middle of the night.” –Bachelor alum Ashley Iaconetti

ZZZ’s

60. “I just figured out that you really need eight hours of sleep. It took me this long. I think I’ve been sleep-deprived most of my life. Now I can’t wait to get to bed and log those hours. It’s been impactful in my life.” –Casey Affleck

61. “I take melatonin after a long flight. I’ve just discovered that this year. We don’t have it in England. I’ve never slept better in my life. This was the first year I slept like a baby.” -Singer Myles Smith

62. “Don’t miss your sleep window. If you’re on the couch and notice you’re tired, go to bed then! Don’t let yourself fall asleep on the couch or push yourself to stay awake. Also [not] eating at least three hours before [bed] helps me have a better night’s sleep.” –Amanda Kloots

Beauty Hacks

63. “Always wear setting powder. What are you doing with your life if you ain’t got no powder on your face?” –Michaela Jaé Rodriguez

64. “Ruby Woo will always save the day. If you don’t know what to wear, throw on some Ruby Woo [MAC lipstick] and don’t worry. And then give yourself grace. If you wouldn’t talk to your best friend the way you talk to yourself, don’t do it, girl.” –Tika Sumpter

65. “One of my best friends … taught me if you’re in a pinch, you can use a teaspoon to curl your lashes. Press down on [them with the back of the spoon]. And you can heat the spoon with a hair dryer and then it does that curling effect.” –Miranda Kerr

66. “When I was 13, I discovered mascara and its power to transform how I looked and felt. I felt empowered and knew then I wanted to share that feeling with the world. When you feel confident, it unlocks your potential, creates opportunity and can change
your life!” -celebrity makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury

67. “[To create natural-looking brows], begin filling in from the middle of the brow toward the tail, before moving to the front.” -“Eyebrow Queen” Anastasia Soare

68. “I’ve been addicted to Dibs Beauty, all of the glow contour sticks. They have this new highlighter that’s incredible. I put it all over my eyes. I’ve been loving all the Desert Island Duo sticks.” –Brooks Nader

Anyone Can Be a Fashion Icon

69. “Having style doesn’t have anything to do with the clothes you wear. It’s about your confidence and what comes from the inside. What you put on is just an accessory.” -stylist Law Roach

70. “A lot of people over-style their hair, they put too much excessive heat on it and they’re not aware that you only get one head of it and you’ve really got to look after it. Use the right products to look after the hair you’ve got.” -hairstylist Chris Appleton

71. “A little trick for really white teeth without tooth whitening is coconut oil. It’s also good to alleviate bacteria in your mouth, which then alleviates bacteria in your stomach.” –Malin Akerman

72. “My tip for lipstick is to find what shades work for you. Sometimes it’s not for you. Let’s go back to the drawing board.” -Olympian Ilona Maher

73. “I think people don’t put enough makeup on sometimes. I love the clean-girl aesthetic, but there comes a certain point, especially for events, more is better. And I don’t mean more, like, you need bigger lashes and crazier eye shadow. I just mean a little bit of a lot of things. I use three different concealers, a few different moisturizers, a few different palettes. I layer things on, and it’s a little bit of a lot of things. And then once it all comes together, it looks beautiful.” –Dance Moms alum Nia Sioux

74. “Don’t sleep on Batiste dry shampoo. Anytime you want a quick hair refresh and volume as if you’ve gotten a blowout, just spray that. I blow-dry it into my hair and it gives me a fresh new look.” –RHONY’s Jessel Taank

How to Be a Boss Babe

75. “Don’t avoid stress. Embrace it. In Secret Service training, I was taught that the more stress you face, the more resilient you become. Each time, you are enhancing your ability to problem solve and cope effectively. The more you do this, the better and more efficient you become in dealing with problems.” -Former Secret Service Agent and TV host Evy Poumpouras

76. “If they ask you to take your top off, get the money first.” –RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Trixie Mattel

77. “Stay true to yourself. If you have a purpose in your business, that’s what’s really going to work out for you. When you run a company, there’s so many inevitable downs. That’s the life of an entrepreneur. If it’s coming from a place of real purpose, it’s easier to weather those things.”
-Good American
CEO and Skims cofounder Emma Grede

78. “I do not procrastinate. Whatever it is, I just do it immediately. I am also fiercely organized and find that I execute and deliver at a pace that no one around me has ever witnessed. It’s impossible to keep up with my pace.” –Bethenny Frankel

79. “I learned a lot of life advice from my mom, who worked in restaurants for 60 years. She taught me to take work seriously, never complain about it and if I wanted to get ahead, I needed to work harder than the people in front of me. My grandfather taught me that there’s really only one choice in life. Life will be up; life will be down, but when it comes to you, you can laugh or you can cry, and laughing feels better than crying.” –Rachael Ray

Good for the Environment

80. “I don’t always do it, but I try to get wet in the shower and then turn off the water while I’m soaping up. For that amount of time while you’re standing in the shower with water running down the drain — think about it, folks. Not the part where I’m standing in the shower soaping up! I mean think about ways you can save water at home on a daily basis.” –Dermot Mulroney

81. “One of the big things is where we get our food — local farms, regenerative farms, supporting all these people. Not only is the nutritional content higher and safer, but you’re supporting all these farms and their ability to continue and to grow.” –Ian Somerhalder

82. “Order a gallon water bottle and fill it up at any drugstore or grocery store for 35 cents. We’re spending so much money on individual plastic water bottles. It saves a lot of money. It also saves a lot of plastic. It’s just a little ritual I started doing a couple of years ago, and it’s good for the environment.” –Monique Coleman

Unplug

83. “The amount of time that we all spend on our phones … This generation is so lost for that reason. The best thing you can do is delete social media from your phone and use it on another device. Then, you have to consciously go on it.” –Nikki Reed

84. “The mute button is your best friend. You can mute words from your comments. You can mute pages so that you don’t even see the content. And sometimes just logging off — log off and go outside and touch grass because there’s a real world out there. Social media isn’t everything.” –Special Forces’ Kayla Nicole

85. “I think with technology … it’s good to disconnect and reconnect to yourself and whatever type of spiritual center you believe in. I do that through meditation.” –Jesse Metcalfe

Spread Love and Kindness

86. “One thing I’ve learned is to protect my peace at all costs. To watch my boundaries going forward and to really focus on those who get me. And as a Black woman, to keep us together and make sure we continue to go forward as women — to continue to fight for women’s rights, equal pay opportunities and love each other.” –Vivica A. Fox

87. “Be kind to yourself. I’ve been so hard on myself for so many things, whether it’s work or experiencing grief. There are a lot of things that you end up feeling guilty [about] — did I grieve right or did I grieve wrong? In this whole process since losing [husband] Bob [Saget], I learned to give myself a little bit of grace.” -podcast host Kelly Rizzo

88. “Kindness matters. We all just want to be seen, right? We want people to know that we exist, that we matter. It’s important wherever you are — in the grocery store, if somebody has on a nice outfit with some fancy suspenders, see them. ‘I see your suspenders.’ You’ll see their whole demeanor has changed because of something that they did that you saw and acknowledged.” –Yvette Nicole Brown

Food for Thought

89. “Margaritas taste better in a restaurant because they squeeze the limes ahead of time so that the sugars really emulsify. Prep in advance at least three hours and your margarita will taste way better at home.” –The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’s Lisa Barlow

90. “When hosting a dinner party, make sure the menu isn’t overly complicated and the dishes are simple so you can get as much done in advance. And don’t buy too much of everything. You’ll be left with mountains of food.” –The Great British Bake Off’s Prue Leith

91. “If you think, ‘I wanna try a new recipe today,’ put into your search the things you already have in your pantry — especially spices because that’s the expensive stuff. And then you won’t spend a lot of money on ingredients you won’t use again.” –Carla Hall

92. “Brine the chicken overnight so it absorbs all the flavor and try double-
frying [it] — trust me, it’ll take your fried chicken to a new level of crispiness.” -restaurateur Simon Kim

93. How to pour the perfect beer: “The sommelier version in the beer world is a cone. If you take a cone course, they tell you to angle the beer at 60 degrees and pour in half the beer, then turn slightly as it finishes pouring. But now I’ve been seeing things on TikTok where people say all the gas is held within the beer, which makes me question hard pouring. The other option: Pour half, it’ll foam like crazy. Let it settle and then do it again. All of the gas is gone and you won’t feel so bloated. I’m kind of shook by this new way of pouring beer. So, dealer’s choice.” –Southern Charm’s Austen Kroll

94. “[When hosting a party] serve foods that you can set up ahead of time. Get ’em done. Chicken wings — hot chicken wings, not so hot. They’re fine. Throw them in an air fryer — probably one of the biggest party
supporting players there is.” –Guy Fieri

Make ‘Em Laugh

95. “You’ve got to really commit to whatever the bit is, the joke you’re telling, or a voice you’re doing. Really, really commit. Commit as if your life depends on it and then that sort of becomes funny — how hard you’re trying.” –Hank Azaria

96. “Pin them down to the ground and tickle them right in the ribs! That’s the best way to do it for me.” –“Weird Al” Yankovic

97. “Make yourself laugh. Just be specific, but do it for yourself. If you try to make other people laugh, that’s too hard to leap. But if you make yourself laugh, at least you’re partway there. And if you don’t make other people laugh, at least you’ve made yourself laugh.” –The Simpsons
creator Matt Groening

98. “Try anything. Just keep going and try anything — release ridiculous songs and comedy albums. Just keep being weird.” –Jimmy Fallon

Personal Growth

99. “A lot of us think we’re done growing at a point. And you’re not … A grandmother of mine, she’s 95, and I remember her telling me that someone who was 75 was young. She was like, ‘Oh, they’re young. They’re just 75. They don’t know.’ That sticks
with me.” –Quinta Brunson

100. “If you fail, don’t give up. That’s huge as an actor, and it’s also great in life because you really have to put yourself out there and not be afraid of presenting your best self and then having someone be like, ‘That’s not the right fit for us.’ But you still continue to show up.” -actress Caylee Cowan

101. “As you’re going to sleep, ask yourself what went well today. In the DNA of our brains, we’re very attuned to hang on to the negative because it’s a lesson. ‘Oh, I’m not going to do that again.’ We’re not very attuned to remembering what’s good because it’s not a survival tool. But if you train your brain to remember what’s good, you’ll be a more positive person.” –Teri Hatcher

With reporting by Lanae Brody, Lexi Carson, Travis Cronin, Antonio Ferme, Christina Garibaldi, Carly Konsker, Crista Lacqua, Meredith Nardino, Andrew Nodell, Leanne Stanton, Mariel Turner, Mike Vulpo, Nicole Massabrook, Maria Ward & Amanda Williams