grammar

It's not wrong.
But what do you mean by 'saved'? Saved from what?

I think it's a reference to old fairy tales in which the fair young maiden is saved (from a dragon, an old witch, an evil uncle) by the handsome young knight or prince or whatever. A woman now should not just wait to be rescued but should actively plan her future.

Anonymousis to never wait to be saved.

is never wait to be saved.

Anonymous is it said correct: The first rule you should learn is to never wait to be saved.Any mistakes?

Correct. Of course there are some old fogeys who will quibble about split infinitives.

AlpheccaStarsold fogeys who will quibble about split infinitives

I'll raise my hand to that.