How to be Interesting (9)

Gather up your courage
You need courage to have your own opinion and push your way through. If you haven't enough courage, you have no choice but to hang about the water cooler and to gossip about someone who has it in excess.

Excite a riot
If you suddenly realize that you are working on something senseless and vain, stop immediately. There is no need to struggle for something you consider as is not valuable. You will be surprised how many people will support you in your protest.

Avoid unquestioned authority
As a rule, the ring of authority binds, keeps back and abridges freedom. As far as possible get rid of it.

Don't be afraid of friction
You don't want to impose on others. You don't like to bring up topics that disturbing you. You don't dare ask for something you need. Nevertheless you have to master yourself.

How to be interesting (9)

Gather up your courage 
You need courage to have your own opinion and push your way through. If you haven't got* enough courage, you have no choice but to hang about around the water cooler and to gossip about someone who has it in excess.

Excite Inspire? Start? a riot
If you suddenly realize that you are working on something senseless and vain, stop immediately. There is no need to struggle for something that you don't consider as is not valuable. You will be surprized how many people will support you in your protest decision. **

Avoid unquestioned authority
As a rule, the ring of authority binds, keeps us back and abridges freedom. Stay away from it as much as possible As far as possible get rid of it.*** 

Don't be afraid of friction
You don't want to impose your will on others. You don't like to bring up disturbing topics disturbing you. You don't dare ask for something you need. Nevertheless you have to master yourself.****

First of all, good job on all the phrasal verbs. :) 

Notes on some corrections: 

*Have got - haven't got = British English (Always with "got") 

I have got a car, I haven't got a car. 

*Have - don't have = American English (Never with "got") 

I have a car, I don't have a car. 

I haven't a car = WRONG 

**Protest is a good word, but it's too strong for this situation, even as a metaphor. 

***to "get rid of something" is to take it away/throw it out/make it go 100%. So, as far as possible + get rid of it doesn't work together. 

****I didn't understand this sentence as it relates to the rest of the piece. It seems like you just trailed off.