Life Lessons Quote by Gift Gugu Mona — Inspiring Words on Life, Love & Wisdom

“Learn from successful people. Learn from your mistakes too, if you want to make the right decisions and become successful.”

“A plan does not guarantee success, but a good plan will cheer you on to keep doing your best.”

“Evaluate the lessons you learnt throughout and discard those that were not helpful for your life.”

“Oftentimes, it is hard to move on from a closed door in life, but it is quite crucial.”

“Sometimes, when facing agonizing circumstances, you may not grasp the concept of victory, but when you keep believing in God for victory, you will experience it.”

“Evaluate the lessons you learnt throughout, and discard those that were not helpful for your life.”

“Fear is loud when your future is close, walk through it like you already know what’s yours.”

“Evaluate the patterns in your life. Are they leading you down a path of progress or regression?”

“I don't think that anything happens by coincidence... No one is here by accident... Everyone who crosses our path has a message for us. Otherwise they would have taken another path, or left earlier or later. The fact that these people are here means that they are here for some reason"...”

“Move forward by living a fruitful life, and avoid moving backwards. Always aim for better results.”

“If someone told me that I could live my life again free of depression provided I was willing to give up the gifts depression has given me--the depth of awareness, the expanded consciousness, the increased sensitivity, the awareness of limitation, the tenderness of love, the meaning of friendship, the apreciation of life, the joy of a passionate heart--I would say, 'This is a Faustian bargain! Give me my depressions. Let the darkness descend. But do not take away the gifts that depression, with the help of some unseen hand, has dredged up from the deep ocean of my soul and strewn along the shores of my life. I can endure darkness if I must; but I cannot lie without these gifts. I cannot live without my soul.' (p. 188)”