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It’s sure to resonate most with those who are striving! Words of encouragement from great figures and famous people.

Whether you’re a student focusing on studies or club activities, or a working adult juggling a job or childcare, everyone has something they’re striving for at every stage of life.

Even if you’re fine when you’re fully absorbed, there may be moments when your spirits suddenly drop or you start feeling negative.

So this time, we’ve compiled a list of encouraging words from the famous sayings of great and notable figures.

These are all words that make you feel like trying again, so we hope you’ll remember them when you feel like your heart is about to break.

Should resonate most with those who are striving! Words of encouragement from great and notable figures (41–50)

If you keep looking down, you won’t find a rainbow.Charles Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin: You’ll never find a rainbow if you’re looking down. #shorts #Chaplin
If you keep looking down, you won’t find a rainbow. — Charlie Chaplin

When you’ve lost hope and can’t look ahead, try recalling these words.

This quote from Charlie Chaplin, who was active as both a film actor and a director, can give you a reason to face forward.

As the saying suggests, if you’re looking down, you won’t see a rainbow—or anything at all.

If you can’t see anything, you can’t see hope, and it’s hard to stand back up.

That’s why, even when you’re feeling down, it encourages you not to look down, but to face forward.

It’s a romantic expression, and its warmth can truly save your heart.

Should Resonate Most with Those Who Are Doing Their Best! Words of Encouragement from Great and Notable Figures (51–60)

What you have started, keep doing it until the end. Then just wait for the results.Lewis Carroll

It’s hard to keep making an effort when you can’t see the results, and many of us have experienced giving up along the way.

These are words from Lewis Carroll—active in England as a mathematician and logician—that encourage us to keep going steadily until the very end.

He’s also famous as the author of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

He tells us that once you start something, it’s important to continue to the finish; if you can just carry it through to the end, all that’s left is to wait for the results.

It’s a message that doesn’t advocate slogging on indefinitely, but rather urges us to put in steady effort up to a clear endpoint.

Even if you’re trampled on and beaten down, as long as you keep making an effort, it will surely bear fruit someday.Kōzō Masuda

When you’re moving toward a goal, you’re bound to face difficulties, and some people feel like giving up at that point.

These are the words of Kozo Masuda, who thrived as a professional shogi player, conveying the importance of continuing to make an effort even amid hardship—and what lies beyond it.

He tells us that no matter the situation, we should keep working hard, and if we believe and push forward, those efforts will surely bear fruit.

It’s a message that gives us the courage to take one more step and trust ourselves, even when we feel like stopping.

Even a small axe can fell a hard oak if you strike it hundreds of times.William Shakespeare

Even a small axe can fell a hard oak if you strike it hundreds of times. —William Shakespeare

These words teach us that it’s important to keep up our daily efforts, even in small ways.

They come from William Shakespeare, the playwright who created numerous works—such as Hamlet and Macbeth—that are still performed in many forms today.

With a small axe, results may not come quickly.

However, if you don’t give up and keep striking the tree called your goal with that axe again and again, it will surely lead to achieving your goal someday.

Steady, persistent effort is hard, but keep going with these words in your heart.

If you ever hear a voice within you say, ‘You can’t paint,’ then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced.Vincent van Gogh

If you ever hear a voice within you say, 'You can't paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced. Vincent van Gogh

This is a quote that gives us courage when starting something new.

Everyone begins from a place of not being able to do it.

But if you avoid doing it just because you can’t, you’ll never be able to do it for the rest of your life.

If you want to take that path and master it, you have to start by trying.

By continuing, you’ll build confidence, and before you know it, that voice saying “I can’t” will fall silent.

Don’t lose to your own weakness—go challenge your dreams and goals.

Even if you’re knocked down 99 times, all you need is to stand up the 100th time.Vincent van Gogh

As a painter representing the Post-Impressionists, the Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh is still beloved around the world for his works today.

The quote, “Even if you’re knocked down 99 times, it’s enough to stand up the 100th,” evokes the dramatic life he led.

The message—that you haven’t lost unless you think you have, and that if you can smile in the end, you’ve won—can be a salvation for those on the verge of breaking.

It’s a maxim that, if adopted as a personal motto, will surely strengthen the heart.

If you have a shadow, it’s proof that the light is shining on you.Lady Gaga

"If you have a shadow, it’s proof the light is shining on you" — Lady Gaga’s powerful message #SelfExpression #Positive #LadyGaga
If you have a shadow, it’s proof that the light is shining on you. — Lady Gaga

Singer-songwriter Lady Gaga continues to captivate fans around the world not only with her innovative musical sensibilities but also with her distinctive fashion and performances.

Her famous quote, “If you have a shadow, it means there’s a light shining on you,” evokes the challenges and successes she herself has experienced.

The stronger the light that shines on you, the darker and deeper the shadow becomes.

Rather than focusing on the shadow, this quote reminds us to recognize that we are moving toward success.