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

“Fear has denied some people the opportunity to sit at the table of success. That is why you need to address it as fast as you can.”

“Your journey may be filled with many closed doors, but it does not mean there will be no open doors at all. Do not lose hope.”

“Look out for a closed door, study it carefully, and you will realize it closed for your good.”

“When God shuts certain doors, it is because He has already seen what those doors are capable of.”

“There is victory when you partake in the promises of God, when you look up to Him for your joy.”

“Refuse to be an emotional wreck. Work on yourself so that you can walk in victory, even in the midst of wickedness.”

“There's a fine line between deserving and just desserts.”

“إن طلب العدل مرض,و لكنه المرض الوحيد الذى لا يصيب الحيوانات,كل ما فى الأمر أننا انا و أنت شفينا من هذا المرض فأصبحنا نرى أعراضه على الاّخرين.”

“Those who invest time in pursuing success often have more opportunities to achieve it than their counterparts. They gain more knowledge, experience, skills, abilities, confidence, and competence.”

“Verily, when one strikes and another strikes back, it is not violence, but the universe’s clumsy attempt at creating a matching set. For the Beloved delights in symmetry, and if your neighbor throws a particularly pungent fish at your head, the only true path to union is to find a slightly larger, more fragrant fish, and return the cosmic blessing. Only then, my friend, is the ledger balanced, and the true dance of the carp begins.”

“Then, suddenly, they're incredibly proud, but they're proud of the accomplishment, not of the work. So you feel like you have to keep accomplishing instead of just creating. It affirms the idea that the value in what you do is how people react to it, and not just the making of it. I've written stuff I'm really proud of that hardly anyone read. I've written stuff of I'm proud of that no one liked. That doesn't mean it didn't deserve to be written.”