Life Lessons Quote by Judge Judy Sheindlin — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

“If you spend your life deferring to someone else, you lose yourself in service.”

“Men don’t deal well with guilt and anger … You attack them, majority of the time their reaction will be to fight back … If you don’t attack, many men will have to face the hard reality that they have taken more from your relationship than they have given.”

“Another form of denial is to do with money. A woman may think she is financially secure because her husband is bringing home a good paycheck, but that isn’t necessarily the case. Ask yourself: Do you have control over your own money? Your own, not his.”

“… As women get older, they become more powerful, more lucid, more sure of what they want. And that can be very challenging for a man.”

“Woe be the one who hasn’t made it by age thirty. There is something ludicrous about setting the bar for making it at thirty when the average life expectancy is seventy-four. The truth is that each of us has the capacity, if we so desire, to follow different paths at different points in our lives - to put an end to one pursuit and begin another. When you understand that, you’ll see that there is no such thing as failure.”

“Mourning is like virginity. You should give it to the one who deserves it most.”

“On your journey to success, value the process and note every step. Use it to package key lessons for those willing to learn.”

“It's a thrill to fulfill your own childhood dreams, but as you get older, you may find that enabling the dreams of others is even more fun.”

“Invest in your spiritual, physical, and financial health; so that you can experience a sense of contentment.”

“If life is a journey,”

“Never question your ability to succeed. God created you and destined you to achieve great things. He blessed you with seeds of greatness that lie dormant within. The question you need to ask is, "What can I do in order to activate these seeds?”