The other two can be applied everyday and will make you better person, this one is purely to help yourself, and though inspiring, can end in financial chaos

This wouldn't always work. Also Beauty and the Beast. This one doesn't have a deep meaning. The other two would also bring benefit to others while this is only for yourself.

I feel like the other two have seen more application on a regular basis. This one is important. It's still important in the sense of telling others not to "prejudge situations/people," but in actual life, this is a sentiment that people have, more than advice that people really actually use in their day-to-day interactions. For example, how often do you give a dollar to those homeless/jobless people on the median strips with the cardboard signs? How often do you drive right past them, instead? This sentiment is important, but we don't remember to apply it as readily. Here is what we should be doing... link

In real life people do go after their dreams, even in the face of hardship. That's where you get all of those "inspirational quote posters from famous poets on endurance and perseverance." The little mermaid's moral is actually very applicable to achieving success. It bluntly tells you, that you will experience hardship if you want to succeed at anything. So expect hardship to show up, if you want anything out of life. Most people will tell you that dreams take several knock-downs before coming true.

Also, I feel that taking responsibility for one's actions definitely is a part of experiencing hardships. So these three morals seem (to me) to be the most applicable to actual life scenarios. We simply don't do enough of these three. All too often, we won't take responsibility for our actions, we're too willing to give up in the face of hardship, and we won't go the nth mile for our fellow man. To me, all three of these are tied in terms of being applicable.

I only chose B& the B because I had to press a poll button. But I'm glad these are the top three.

I agree with reflection11 and truth76

The other two are super important. One's about keeping an open mind, and the other's about taking responsibility.

I agree with wavesurf. They are all really good morals.