Jenna Bush Hager opened up about the best advice her grandfather former President George H. W. Bush shared with her before he passed away.

During this time of political unrest and amid the coronavirus pandemic, Bush Hager said that it's simple, small acts of kindness that really stay with people.

“My grandpa, who lived until he was 94, I’ll never forget. Well, first of all, he had this little list of rules that he lived by and they're all really good ones, like, ‘Don’t talk all the time. Listen to your mentors and friends and learn from them,’” she told co-host, Hoda Kotb, during a segment from the pair's Wednesday show of “Today with Hoda & Jenna,"

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Hager Bush shared the full list with the TODAY audience:

"Don’t get down when your life takes a bad turn; don’t blame others for your setbacks; when things go well, always give credit to others; don’t talk all the time; listen to your friends and mentors and learn from them; don’t brag about yourself," she revealed.

Bush Hager added, "Give someone a hand, nobody likes an overbearing big shot. As you succeed, be kind to people. Don’t be afraid to shed a tear when your heart is broken or because a friend is hurting."

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“I actually have them memorized, which is kind of weird,” she admitted.

The bestselling author remembered one night before the former president died in 2018 when he told his granddaughter, ‘Don’t forget to enjoy the game.’”

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She said that really "broke my heart into a thousand pieces because what he meant is life is meant to be enjoyed, celebrate it."