9 Stars reveal: 'What's the one piece of advice you would give yourself to get through the year?'

We're going to go ahead and guess the last 12 months will inspire a new saying: 'If you can survive 2020, you can well and truly survive anything'. 

While some of the strangest things imaginable have happened this year, unfortunately nobody invented a time machine to allow us to travel back to the start of 2020 and prepare. 

But, since we're here, we asked Nine presenters what advice they would've given their past selves to handle the start of one of the strangest decades in history. 

Peter Hitchener, 9News Melbourne Presenter.

"Be resilient and patient and the community will come through the challenges ahead." 

Alex Cullen, Today Show Sports Presenter.

"Go to bed earlier!" 

Amber Sherlock, 9News Sydney Presenter.

"It's bad... but it will get better." 

Belinda Russell,  9News Sydney Presenter.

"Keep on trucking .. the year will get better, eventually." 

Shelly Horton, 9Honey Presenter.

"Don't buy that yearly planner, don't make a 2020 vision board, don't make any plans, basically. Oh and rest when you can. Rest is good for you." 

Karl Stefanovic, Today Show host.

"Get some rest, because it's going to be a long year." 

Brooke Boney, Today Show Entertainment Presenter.

"Buy lots of toilet paper! No, it would be to visit your family as much as you can and take advantage of travel while you can." 

David Campbell, Today Show Extra host.

"Brace yourself." 

Sylvia Jeffreys, Today Show Extra host.

"Go to bed at a civilised hour!" 

Danika Mason, 9News Sports presenter.

"Just relax and go with it." 

Ben Fordham, 2GB Presenter.

"Set up a hand sanitiser and mask company." 

James Bracey, Wide World of Sports host.

"Build a man cave... now!" 

Natalia Cooper, 9News Sydney Presenter.

"Be patient. Also, to quickly go to WA to visit my family before the borders shut." 

Ally Langdon, Today Show host.

"Pace yourself; it's going to be a long year!"